Notes of the observer reflecting the originality and charm of the Moscow suburb or Moskachka. Moskachka – short for Moscow suburb – was the name for the most original parts of the city of Riga. In the early 20th century, it was a working-class district. During the Second World War there was a Jewish ghetto, in the Soviet period this part of Riga became a favorite place of settlement of Russian immigrants. Moskachka is recognized as one of the most dangerous places in Riga, but along with it has a special charm toa. Notes of the observer that reflect the originality and charm of the area are presented in the form of static frames, sometimes lasting up to two minutes, where unexpected life events are set. A leisurely course of the film invites to get deeper and think about the things that we usually do not notice in the daily rush.