A two-part film almanac based on Algirdas Pociaus's short story "Collapse" and Raimonds Kašauskas's short story "The Games of Big People", which ironically deals with the flirtation between men and women. 
 The first game. A young priest, Vaisieta, decides to give up his cassock and run away with the organist Ramonas' wife, Laima. Ramon fantasises a terrible revenge, but when the two men meet for an explanation, it all ends in a spirited drinking party. Laima leaves them both. 
 Second game. Bronius, the driver, is very indifferent to the fairer sex. Taking the beautiful Regina for a lift, he does everything to get closer, but the woman, who sees through the guy, gets away. In the town, an old friend Ruth takes Bronius and Regina in for the night. He is now among three women, as a young woman, Aldona, also rents a room in the house. After escaping with Regina for the night, they go to the homestead of Bronius's long-unvisited old father. It turns out that his father is dead, and Zita, who has been chasing him, is living there and raising Bronius' child. The hero is once again alone, driving into the unknown.