The fates of people for whom alcohol becomes an integral part of life are surprisingly similar. Alcohol replaces a person's family, work, becomes the meaning of life. Years of binges lead a person to the very bottom, getting out of which seems to many almost unrealistic. Depression, suicide attempts, ruined life, dead end. The film will present the stories of people who not only managed to do the impossible and return to normal life themselves, but who today pull out those who need it from the bottom of a drunken life. Save yourself and others is the goal that unites them.

"A lonely man wants to meet." This phrase began to appear more and more often in marriage announcements, on the pages of newspapers and magazines. But today women's most important natural instinct, maternal, has begun to disappear. This is how single fathers raise children. And they don't have much time for their personal lives. How can you find a new wife for yourself, and a new mother for your child? And in general, how to arrange your new life like this? It is especially difficult for men who have become single fathers after a severe tragedy. This happened in the Grigoriev family. This story in the city of Kursk is retold by heart. Igor is the only father of many children here. And the only one is a single father. After the death of his wife Marina, Igor Grigoriev was left alone with 10 children.

On May 13, 1905, the corpse of one of the richest people in Russia, the manufacturer and philanthropist Savva Morozov, was found. For more than a hundred years, the official version has dominated that the millionaire committed suicide. However, how did the relatives manage to bury the suicide at the Rogozhsky cemetery? It is clear that even such a respected family of Old Believers, to which the Morozovs belonged, would have been completely impossible to do this. So, maybe the elders of the Rogozh community knew something unknown to Russian historians? The authors of the picture question the official version, and conduct their own thorough detective investigation in France and Russia. And they conclude that the fatal love of Savva Morozov was to blame for everything.

For several years, the author has been making film observations of his heroes, peasants from two neighboring villages in the Lipetsk region. One of them, Uncle Vanya, is a poet, a local Kulibin, who builds a starship. The second, Uncle Kolya, wandered through life in an alcoholic stupor, but one day, having experienced a severe shock, he got out onto the “sober” highway. The most remarkable thing about the film is the author's point of view.