According to the novel by Viktor Veretennikov.

Shortly before the collapse of the USSR, the young guys were gathering buzagons and sent to Siberia to lay power lines. It is there that the main character named Sashko falls in love with Darin.

After finishing work Budzagin with Darina left the taiga, Sashko decided to stay to make money. After 20 years, he grew up and became rich, becoming an oligarch, called Alexander the Great, and returned home.

He falls in love with journalist Nadya, who wins the cards, and finances her television programs. The girl herself loves a young guy from a cameraman who works with her. The oligarch can do nothing to get Nadia to abandon her lover and decides to kill him. By design, the guy should die at the racetrack.

At the heart of the story is Vera's cardiac surgeon. Her life is destroyed when her husband leaves her with a young daughter and a sick mother, and at the doorstep of the house appears a woman who calls herself his wife.

Faith is forced to return to the hospital where she previously worked to provide for her family. A woman will be dedicated to saving lives at the operating table, despite the fact that it has turned into darkness.

The film tells how during the war, the Odesa National Art Museum holds exhibitions of contemporary art, the Kulish Theatre operates in liberated Kherson, and the Vydelka Fest, organized by soldier Serhii Hniezdilov, brings together artists in Vylkove.

The film highlights the stories of Kherson residents Yulia Manukyan and Oleksandr Zhukovskyi, who set up a residence in the occupation, the path of cultural diplomacy of Ukrainian singer Jamala and the artistic resistance of Crimean artist Antik Danov.

The film tells about the childhood of Stepan Bandera.

This is the first film in a series of films dedicated to the 50th anniversary of the birth of a famous Ukrainian politician.