Marusya Burova, a young girl from a northern Russian town, smart, beautiful, car racer, is going through bad times. Marusya just buried her mother, who raised her herself. My mother's brother, Uncle Vitya, persuades her to move to Moscow.

Among her mother's papers, Marusya finds unsent letters to her only lover, Marusya's father. The girl decides to look for him. Under the romantic descriptions from the old letters fit three candidates at once - "three musketeers", friends from his youth, now connected by a difficult business relationship.

Continuing the search, Marusya finds herself at the center of a confusing intrigue that could destroy the old friendship of the "musketeers" and possibly seriously threaten the life of one of them.

Film from the documentary series "Roman Koval. The Return of the Truth".

The film uses footage from the 2015 Unity Day at the Ukrainian House, so you can see and hear your favourite performers - kobzars Taras Kompanichenko and Taras Silenko, bards Serhiy Vasyliuk and Vasyl Liutyi.

People's Artist of Ukraine Halyna Yablonska brilliantly reads Roman Koval's novel Orysyn's Coat.

Roman Koval talks about his book One Hundred Stories of the Liberation War. Ivan Drach, Yevhen Nyshchuk, Volodymyr Shovkoshytnyi, Azov and Aidar soldiers Dmytro Savchenko and Yevhen Horodnychuk and other worthy people also speak.