A film about a talented 9-year-old girl named Olya. She lives with her grandmother because her mum is in a ‘foreign country’ and her dad is in another. For the second year running, she and her grandmother have been living away from home. There’s shooting going on back home—they’re from Donetsk.

This is a film about childhood, about friendship, and about gold medals at music competitions. It is a film about Ukraine. About the here and now.

The series features a charismatic 42-year-old Daniil Romanov (Yehezkel Lazarov, Mata Hari), advisor to the Special Crime Investigation Department. Daniil is an excellent mentalist, psychology practitioner and manipulator, who once pretended to be a psychic and clairvoyant capable of reading other people’s minds. He has a quick mind, extraordinary powers of observation, hypnosis and suggestion. He is also a man of many secrets that are gradually revealed as the series unfolds. Daniil is far from being an angel, and he himself admits to having performed many dubious things for personal gain during his life.
Frequently appearing on television shows demonstrating his amazing abilities, he has gained wide recognition and made a fortune.
However, things changed when our hero gave a demeaning description of a dangerous maniac nicknamed Demon in another TV show. In revenge, the criminal killed Daniil’s wife and their little daughter. Daniil blames himself for this and is dealing with the tragedy with difficulty. Gradually, however, a feeling of personal revenge helps to bring him out of a deep depression. From now on, his aim is the capture and death of the insidious and brutal Demon.
Thus Daniil becomes attached to one of the operating teams at the Crime Investigation Department as an independent consultant, whose task is to create the psychological profiles of criminals. But his involvement in solving crimes is not strictly limited to this...

Seventeen-year-old pupil of the provincial orphanage Dasha falls victim to a wealthy crook Bogdanova. To protect his property from confiscation, he extradites Dasha as his extramarital daughter, who he has sought to redress past sins and give his daughter a prestigious education abroad. In fact, Bogdanov wants to copy his property to the girl and get rid of her.

Only he did not take into account that Dasha has a strong-willed, freedom-loving character: the girl, who grew up in an orphanage, is accustomed to making decisions on her own. She does not agree to rot in slavery because of the whims of the thief. And now the rich bride Dasha will fight for her life and the happiness she deserved.