The title of the movie is inspired by an IT term - HTTP status 203 “Non-Authoritative Information”. “Error 203” in this context is a sacrifice that is considered noble, but which is actually ‘Non-Authoritative Information’.
This idea is based on popular modern esoteric views that claim that at this moment humanity is moving into a new reality where the main values will be light, love and creativity. And survival and aggression will be left behind.
Esotericists claim that not everyone will be able to move to the new reality, for this it is necessary to reformat their consciousness, to revise the outdated programs of “victim” and “violence”. The new reality must begin to be built with oneself, in oneself, in one's soul, under the guidance of one's heart. The tropical island retreat and women's experience serve as metaphors for “allowing oneself” to live, to dream, to show tenderness and generosity, to fulfill dreams even in the midst of stormy world processes and challenges.
Katya Kolobaeva and the heroines of the film humorously question stereotypes that consider self-care to be selfishness and a life based on “shoulds” to be the only possible life. Although esoteric ideas do not always find their place in scientific psychology, our movie is about the psychology of sacrifice.
In psychology, sacrifice is seen as a behavioral pattern. One of the popular theories of Stephen Karpman describes immature interaction between people through the roles of Victim, Stalker and Savior and describes how to move to psychological maturity with responsibility for one's experiences, feelings and actions and respect for the autonomy of others and actions and respect for the autonomy of others.