Genre: Political satire, comedy

Logline:
In a kindergarten called "Earth," every politician is a big child with fears, whims, and complexes, and a strict nanny is the only hope for order in this chaos. Because the world doesn’t need new leaders — it needs a good babysitter.

SYNOPSIS:

The events take place in a kindergarten in the city of Houston. The main character is Donald, a hot-tempered, loud boy with golden hair who often acts like a leader and tries to be in charge of everything. He has a lightsaber — a special toy he treasures deeply.

Voland is an aggressive and manipulative boy who constantly bullies Valdemar, trying to win over the other children using only force and intimidation. Valdemar, although strong, barely manages to resist Voland and turns to Donald for help. Voland also has a lightsaber. Voland and Valdemar both want to be friends with Donald, but Voland constantly deceives him.

Donald’s main rival is a boy named Xi of Chinese appearance, who wants to lure other children to his side. He has already persuaded a boy named Kim and a boy named Narendra to join him.

There is also Binyamin — a calm, quiet boy whom everyone says also has a lightsaber, though no one has ever seen it.

Among the secondary characters are Europa — a very shy and kind girl who wants to be friends with Donald; and Mazut — a boy of Caucasian appearance, observant and quiet, but capable of suddenly intervening when necessary. Each child has their own personality and "role" in the kindergarten.

Of course, the kindergarten has a teacher — a kind woman who understands everything and will always stop the children if they get too naughty or break the rules. She can even put them in the corner or deny them cookies.

And there’s also a girl named Greta, who studies very poorly. She doesn't want to learn anything but is very focused on order. She wants everything to be clean and ecological. She forbids the children to dig in the sand, pee under trees, or anything like that. And every time their parents arrive by car to pick them up, she yells at them, saying they shouldn’t drive cars but walk instead.