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A witty and warm story about summer holidays that brings you back to childhood and youth. From the first childhood adventures in the village with hay and corn to growing up and complex internal changes. Some of them got caught up in the routine of career growth, while others stood up for Ukraine, some became exemplary family men, and some still teach teenage girls how to become perfect. What keeps them together, frozen in the Toliks' memories? The protagonist Irka, as if rewinding a cassette with a pencil, returns to the time when people used to talk on their mobile phones for the first three free seconds, listen to young Vakarchuk and the immortal hit song "She". You also read teenage magazines like Cool Girl and Oops, which became the first psychologists of young girls, and your eyes were stung by Och perfumed coconut deodorant. You will remember how delicious it was to eat at your grandmother's house, go to the corn mafia with your friends and go to the first village disco. And the mischievous brothers will always be there to help you heal your broken heart or perhaps turn into the "perfect woman" - exactly as they imagine her to be. About those who rewound the cassette with a pencil" is a novel about the vicissitudes of growing up, young love, which over the years has acquired completely different shades. And the trace of childhood that stays with us for life - no matter who you have become and how far away you are from the place where your childhood lives.

Executive: Julia Mack
Duration: 06:38:00