Harlem is a real ghetto in one of the great Russian cities. They almost openly trade drugs and resell stolen goods. School teachers are scared of their students because they are able to kill for poor grades. Local law enforcement officers do not risk late appearing on its streets once again, and residents are so accustomed to the established rules of the game that it seems nothing and will never be able to make them look differently at what is happening around.

Harlem's life changes with the arrival of Igor Svetlov. After graduating from the Higher School of Police in Moscow, he worked in the "killer" department of the capital city police department, and now returned to his hometown to find his brother's murderer. Igor wants to restore order in Harlem. But he will have to confront not only bandits - colleagues and relatives will find themselves on the other side of the barricades. On the streets of the neighborhood begins the war for survival ...

Day after day, Ukrainians delved into the quarantine reality. This period has long been part of history. The film shows how people and the country have changed during this difficult period.

The film contains sincere stories of both adults and children about what was the hardest for everyone at the beginning of quarantine. How they spent their free time, what pros and cons of self-isolation everyone found for themselves.

Dramatic story of a Maidan resident, a volunteer of the National Guard, a serviceman of the battalion named after Kulchytsky Vitaliy Markiv.

The film uses rare photos and videos from V. Markiv's personal archive, exclusive photos and videos taken by the author on Mount Karachun during active hostilities in late May 2014, unique memories of V. Markiv's colleagues, interviews with Interior Minister Arsen Avakov, chronicle of court hearings on V. Markov in Italy, etc.