Teriberka is an ancient Pomeranian settlement on the shores of the Barents Sea. People have lived here since ancient times. Neither the long polar night, nor winter snowstorms and storms, nor the barrenness of stone earth and sand frightened them. Only by sea it was possible to get to the Teriberskaya Bay, where the first artels of Pomor fishermen settled on the sandy shore. At the beginning of the 21st century, Teriberka lost its status as a regional center, turning into a dying village with a surreal landscape. The laconic inhabitants remained devoted to their native land, which they divide and sell behind their backs, evicting them from their homes and depriving them of fishing. But the sea gives them inner freedom. Without looking back.

A film about how the 2012 elections were held in a small town in the Murmansk region. Residents of Kandalaksha, the pearl of the Kola Peninsula, are trying to resist fraud by seeking protection of their civil rights in local courts.