The film tells the story of two Ukrainian servicewomen, best friends and witty paramedics, who go by the call signs “Cuba” and “Alaska”, on the front line of the Russian-Ukrainian war, who experience a common story for all soldiers: the longer they defend Ukraine, the more they lose touch with friends, family and their former lives.

The film, which consists largely of footage shot on phones and GoPro cameras attached to their helmets and chests, offers a rare glimpse into the daily lives of medics and their trust in each other, a testament to the brotherhood necessary to survive in this world.

The film is about the legendary Ukrainian volunteer, officer, and public figure Taras Bobanych "Hammer".

Taras started his fight on the Maidan. Since 2016, he has been a member of the 1st Separate Assault Company of the Right Sector and, at the same time, a friend and associate of Dmytro "Da Vinci" Kotsiubailo. With the beginning of the full-scale Russian invasion, "Hammer" led the battalion and defended first Kyiv and then Kharkiv regions from the enemy.
The film about Taras is a collection of stories of the ten-year struggle of the Ukrainian people for their freedom. The legendary "Hummer" took a prominent place in this struggle.