A film about the work of explosives experts of the National Police of Ukraine on the front line.

Ukrainian explosives experts are one of the most professional demining units in the world. They clear the most complex traps set by Russian terrorists. The film's title comes from the explosives experts' motto: "No room for error".

The film was shot in Kharkiv, Kherson and Mykolaiv regions. Minister of Internal Affairs Ihor Klymenko, Head of the National Police of Ukraine Ivan Vyhivskyi and Commander of the Military Task Force Volodymyr Khomenko took part in the filming.

Based on the book by Yuriy Borets In the Whirlpool of Fighting.

The events took place in 1944-1947 in the territory of Western Ukraine and Eastern Poland, an area where millions of Ukrainians originally lived, initially captured by Bolshevik Russia, then the Third Reich, and after the war, Stalin donated to communist Poland. One hundred fighters of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army led by Mykhailo Duda – Gromenko appeared in the wake of these tragic events ... It is clear that the forces were unequal, and the power of spirit, belief in the final victory, moved the unbreakable Iron Hundred, whose remains in 1947. carried out a heroic raid to the West, to Bavaria, which was then controlled by the US military administration.

The heroes of the film, based on real facts, are young Ukrainians who deliberately went to the ranks of the UPA.

The film is based on the testimonies of Ukrainians who survived the Holodomor in 1932-1933.

The events of the film take place in 1917-1937, it shows two story lines. The first is based on the testimonies of our compatriots who managed to survive after these terrible events. The second is the view from the outside, through the eyes of British journalist Gareth Jones, whose truth about the tragedy of Ukrainians has been described in detail but has not been heard by contemporaries.

Three girls live in the seaside town: Lika Gordeeva — the first beauty of the city, Nastia Markova — the pride of the school and the gold medalist, and Zhenka Polishchuk — the kid who dreams of long voyages. Zhenya is silently in love with Kohl, the son of a mathematics teacher and a faithful knight, Nastia. But Kohl treats Zhenya as her younger sister. And Nastya does not reciprocate with Cole: for her, he is only a childhood friend.

And for Lika, the affair with Victor, a wicked local biker, is interrupted by occasional earnings. However, she regards the novel as extremely cynical: to gain experience. The purpose of Medication is to escape to the capital. And here comes Nastya on summer vacation with the bride. Maxim is her classmate, a charming, open-minded guy from an intelligent family. Could Lika take this chance?