Markov's businessman has been able to accumulate a large amount of money illegally obtained. He used to kidnap wealthy children for ransom. Now Mark has his son Tim. The former bandit tries to caress the boy and give him whatever he wants.

Meanwhile, retired military man Stas and his friend Victor decide to make big money quickly. They plan to kidnap Mark's baby. Dancing teacher Tim Alexander helps to make a trick. Victor also has a son. But his ex-wife, Anna, does not allow his father to be a boy. Victor quickly finds common ground with Tim. He understands that he was abducted for ransom, but does not want to return to his home. Stas wants to get the promised money as soon as possible and agrees to a meeting with Markov. Everything starts to go wrong with the plan of the kidnappers. Stas and Victor are ambushed and miraculously escaped. Soon, another unpleasant surprise awaits them, related to Tim's life and his father's past ...

At the heart of the film is a true story of the life of a Ukrainian Jewess, Nina Laktionova, who managed to survive the catastrophe and literally "get out of hell" during World War II.

In addition to the main storyline, the story reveals the history of the Holocaust as a whole, which attracted many researchers on the subject throughout Ukraine. In Kharkov, the concentration camp was located on the site of a modern tractor factory. The main character of the film, Nina, got there at the age of five with her family and only one of them managed to survive.

The incredible story begins when Martha's fiancé (and Zoe's brother) dies in an accident. Martha loses their child, and Zoe blames the girl for her brother's death.

The conflict is gaining momentum when, after a while, the two women find themselves reunited through one man, Andriy Zavadsky, who inherited an entire restaurant empire. Throughout this story, there is a involved child who is forced to grow up in an atmosphere of constant confrontation between two women.