Uncle

Andy is a chronic loser, drunk and stoned. He is a typical representative of the “heroes of our time” – a charming middle-aged jackass with a lot of bad habits, a heavy character and a peculiar sense of humor. Andy leads an unenviable (of course, by English standards) existence: the career of a musician and composer was not set, so you have to interrupt random earnings. His personal life is not all right either. But the unexpected appearance of Errol's nephew, a 12-year-old complex teenager from a single-parent family, will bring diversity to both lives.