My caucasian mother in law

Caucasian, funny, Kaminer! It's paradise on Earth: sweet melons, busy bees, plump grapes, and ridiculously cheap Prada bags from Chanel. This can only be found in one place: the village of Borodinowka on the Steppe Road. Here lives the mother-in-law of Vladimir Kaminer along with her family. Visitors can expect encounters with unique individuals such as the staff of the village canteen, the painter Gleb Mikhailovich, or Uncle Joe, a passionate cognac drinker. There are also a few invisible jumping beard mice and the two freshly groomed cows of the small settlement. And when television arrives to shoot the documentary "Kaminer Goes Caucasus," Borodinowka is turned upside down...