A documentary series about people whom the state, guardianship authorities, and even their closest relatives have recognized as incompetent, perhaps because they are all pupils of a psycho-neurological boarding school. Yes, these guys have severe limitations in their abilities, someone cannot walk, speak, write, many of them were abandoned by their parents, and in principle by society, but “incapacitated” do not consider themselves as such and prove their position by their actions.

The documentary tells about the feat of Leningraders, the work of architects and climbers, about the disguise of the city and the preservation of monuments. Thanks to the unique chronicle, drawings and photographs, eyewitness accounts and the analysis of historians, fragments and motifs of the play “Hecatomb. Siege Diary” the film reopens the events of the terrible and holy days of the Siege of Leningrad.

Dina Loskutova, a person with a severe disability, is moving from a psycho-neurological boarding school to a House in the wild, where she can live with other people with special needs and developmental disabilities in the village of Razdolie among ordinary people. How their life develops, about the joys and trials of the first years of free life, this film tells.

Petersburg artist Georgy Rashkov presents his world. His painting is paradoxical, but life is simple.

Brother Christopher lives in a small English monastery. Once he had a different name, lived in America and was engaged in cinema. He worked on the script based on the book by Carlos Castaneda and became his student. But one day he faced a terrible choice that dramatically changed his life.

The film is about the most intimate way of human communication, about letters. About individual thinking, reflecting the current life. A film about Petersburg, about letters that live their own lives and do not find an addressee. Among the protagonists are poets and porters, a sorter and a blessed woman, Hermitage restorers and cadets. The form of the messages is both poetry, and colors, and pictures of the morning and evening city, the image of the whole, where personal destinies add up to the polyphony of life.

The film tells about the birth of a child and the beginning of life. Each of the protagonists in his own way affirms love and creativity in spite of devastation and death.