Modest and humble teacher Vasily is caught on camera raging over the miserable situation in his country. When a pupil posts the video on Youtube, it becomes a viral sensation. Everybody loves Vasily’s outrage and people start gathering money for a presidential campaign. Which he wins! Servant of the People follows Vasily’s new life as president; he has no interest in changing his life, he wants to stay the same, live in his flat with his parents, borrow money from his friends at the end of the month and take his bike to work; it’s just that now his work is as the most powerful man in the country.
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Frustrated by the lack of progress in road repairs, Vasiliy tries to find an honest person he could hire as a new Minister of Infrastructure. Mukhin prepares to meet an important delegation from India.
Vasiliy is thrown into the world of big politics and has to deal with his newly found popularity.
The powers that be try to remove Vasiliy's people by offering them bribes, but none of them is willing to take any money. Vasiliy is worried about Nina Igorevna who is missing after being filmed in a humiliating situation.
After the European Council approves visa-free travel for Ukrainian citizens, Vasiliy experiences a vivid vision of a deserted country every single citizen of which has left for the West.
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