Galya does not give a shit about the Great War of Russia against Ukraine. The war is a thousand kilometers away from her village, lost in the middle of the Ukrainian Carpathian Mountains. A small village, a tiny church, microscopic people with their huge problems. Galya knows about Orisya, who is constantly beaten by her husband. Galya knows about Lydka, from whom the man fled to France. But when Galya finds out that her son-in-law is cheating on her daughter, it's a real disaster. Galya, like a true spy, races up the mountains on a bicycle at night to the house of that slut. And her heart almost stops when she sees her son-in-law making love to Lidka. Now this is her Personal Little War in which she seeks not revenge but justice. But when this war will come to an end? When Galya throws shit at her son-in-law, when she sends her son-in-law to the front line, or when she saves Orisya from her husband's abuse? Galya does not know this, but she knows for sure that she needs to act, even in a world threatened by Russia with a nuclear war.