Olya and Petya are peers and neighbors from childhood: together they grew up, together they experienced the loss of loved ones in one accident (Olina's mother and Peter's father), together they got to an orphanage. Children's friendship eventually grows into love, and by the time they are eighteen, young people are sure that they will continue to live together, preparing for the wedding. But Ilya Gorelov, the son of an influential father who is used to getting what he wants on demand, interferes in their plans. Olya refuses his courtship. And then Elijah does everything to remove the opponent from the road, because one is not divided into two. As a result, after a series of events set up by Ilya, Peter falls behind bars, and Olya, to help him, is forced to accept Gorelov's offer and become his wife.

After eighteen years, Olya is still in the status of Gorelov's wife, lives in abundance, does her favorite job. But neither Olya, nor her son Serhiy, who grew up a rebel, nor Ilya feel happy. Everything will change when Peter reappears in Oli's orbit. A chance meeting will turn the lives of all participants in history. And make you answer difficult questions. What is more important: a sense of duty or love, once devoted? Should we take revenge for past insults, or is it enough to try to restore justice? Oli has to make the most important choice in life again.

Historical-documentary film-reconstruction, heroic docudrama about the great battle of the Lithuanian-Russian army with the Horde army in 1362.

A great and significant historical battle of the Lithuanian-Rusian knights of the classical Middle Ages against the soldiers of the Golden Horde. Specifically, how Soviet historians,  tried to destroy, conceal and rewrite historical evidence, replacing our victory with their invented battle of Kulikov. But the truth cannot be hidden. Evidence of numerous European chronicles, archaeological excavations, historical and scholarly studies serve as a proof of a great heroic past of Rus'-Ukraine along with the Lithuanian and Byelorussian princes within the Grand Duchy of Lithuania.