Masyanya

2003, they are inspired by "Brigada" (it was released in 2002) - for them it is a fresh, cult series.
The guys from "Black Yard" (including Masyanya) adored the TV series "Brigada"—it was under its influence that they decided to form their own gang and emulate the heroes of Sasha Bely.

Bob is a sixteen-year-old boy living in a disadvantaged area of ​​Bishkek nicknamed "Black Yard." Unlike his friends, he comes from a rather well-off family: his father is a martial arts trainer, and his mother is an administrative worker. His father tries to keep his son in line, which, according to some critics, ultimately helps Bob avoid a life of crime.
Bob is a romantic with a passion for women. He develops his first serious romantic feelings for Zarema, but their relationship becomes complicated when she starts dating his friend Mukha.

Mukha is a 16-year-old boy living in a disadvantaged area of ​​Bishkek nicknamed "Black Yard." He grows up fatherless, and his mother is seriously ill with cancer and is forced to sell dairy products on the street.

Masyanya, nicknamed "Masyanya," is a 16-year-old teenager from a disadvantaged area of ​​Bishkek known as "Black Yard." His family is dysfunctional: his father is a heavy drinker and abuses his son, and his parents constantly quarrel. Masyanya, like his friends Mukha and Damir, is inspired by crime fiction, particularly the TV series "Brigada," and is trying to form his own gang.
Masyanya is an impulsive, aggressive, and very active member of the group. He's eager to prove to his mother that he's just as good as his brother, and he's willing to go to great lengths to achieve that.
The only alcoholic and abuser in the family is Masya's father - he drinks regularly, yells at his son, and even beats him.
But Mom doesn't drink: her problem is different - she constantly compares Masya with her older brother, uses him as an example and thereby hurts her son.