What Men Talk About 3

Four friends abandon their offices and family duties for a short, carefree trip. They set off with the promise of time to talk about everything that matters. The journey is framed as a rare break from everyday responsibilities.

Alexey struggles with chores at home, while Sasha deals with unruly customers at work. The small daily gripes become the first shared 'obstacles' that the trip will help them escape. The tension hints at the reasons they need this trip.

Camille and Slava catch up with the others and join the road trip. The group starts to settle into the long drive, opening up about their lives. The car becomes a moving confessional space.

During the long drive, they begin to discuss work, money, love, and the meaning of adulthood. Laughter mingles with frank talk as they navigate their shared fatigue and hopes. The journey itself starts to feel like a therapy session.

The group stops for the night in the hotel village Beldyazhki. They unwind, exchange stories, and deepen their camaraderie after a day on the road. The quiet night becomes a moment to reflect on what they escaped from.

The next day, they pass through Kyiv and pause to buy paintings by Tishchenko. Alongside the art, they debate modern art and what it says about their generation. The detour acts as a lighter, cultural counterpoint to their usual conversations.

On the road toward the concert, they continue to debate life choices and how time pressures shape their decisions. Each man chafes against work, family, or both, yet they still choose to press on together. The car becomes a moving stage for their evolving friendships.

The four men acknowledge their competing responsibilities, yet insist on a few days of freedom. They weigh priorities and realize that the trip itself is a challenge to the routines that bind them. The decision to continue onward marks their commitment to shared experience.

They near their destination in Odesa, the reason for the trip: a birthday invitation and a chance to see Bi-2 in concert. The anticipation builds as the city lights come into view. The trip shifts from conversation to celebration as they approach the event.

On the way to the concert, their journey takes a sudden turn when a car accident occurs. Despite the crash, they manage to recover and keep moving toward the concert. The mishap underscores their reliance on friendship to weather setbacks.

The friends arrive at the venue and join the birthday celebration and Bi-2 performance. The shared experience reinforces their bond and provides a sense of renewal. In the midst of music and laughter, ordinary worries fade for a moment.

The journey closes with reflections on how talking with friends can reshape personal priorities. The film suggests that true men carry many topics for discussion and find meaning in companionship. They return to life with stories to tell and a new appreciation for their friendships.