Unsuccessful scenario

Script writer Dmitry Orekhov managed to organize a comfortable life for himself. He seeks women on the Internet, assuring that he is married and has two children, although this is a real lie. He is single and childless. Lying allows him to tie unburdened relationships, cutting off all attempts at an attempt on his freedom. Orekhov does not suspect that in his fate there will be two who will turn his familiar world. The woman Marina, with whom he meets as usual, and the English Lord Rochester, a famous poet and ladies'' man, who lived in the XVII century. Between Orekhov and Marina there are feelings that will force the hero to reconsider his attitude towards marriage. His script for the film about Lord Rochester makes Orekhov enter into an acute conflict with the director of the film and the management of the film studio, as their interpretation of this image contradicts the vision of the screenwriter. How will the situation end on which the future life of the protagonist depends? Will successful scenarios for their creator - one that writes life itself, the other that he created himself?