Moscow is a densely populated area of the working class in Belgium. A forty-year-old mother of three crashes into a truck in the parking lot of a Mati store. Johnny, 29, gets out of it. Angry at the bent bumper, he shouts at Mati. Although affected by the accident, she retaliates in sharp words. They are heavily at odds, and soon the police are intervening in the conflict. Mati returns home and after a while receives a phone call. This is Johnny. He apologizes for his behavior, and a few days later shows up and fixes Mati’s car. Matt’s husband Werner begins to envy. He left Mati and children five months ago but is still postponing a formal divorce. And Mati agrees to go on a date with Johnny "only once" ... "Moscow, Belgium" is a dramatic comedy about a woman,
