Road movie of the Holy Fire. An almost fabulous journey from the Church of the Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem to Yakutsk and further along Yakutia, Ust Maya, Petropavlovsk, Ust Mil, Eldikan, crossing three rivers, along the harsh Aldan, deep into the taiga and right up to the Khabarovsk Territory. By planes, ferries, boats, by helicopter, by boat, meeting different beautiful people along the way. Sergey takes him across the country to the churches that he built himself.

Upon learning that there is a cinematic boom in Yakutia, Moscow comedian Alexei Yudnikov decides to try his luck. Alexey goes to Yakutia to star in a Yakut film. He embarks on a magical journey full of unexpected encounters, adventures, gains, love, discoveries and losses, but reality opens up to Alexei in the most unexpected way.

This film is dedicated to people who miraculously survived one of the worst floods of the last decade, which occurred on the night of July 6-7, 2012, in the south of the Krasnodar Territory. Ten centimeters of life is ten centimeters to the ceiling, that space where there was no water. The authors of the film explore the manifestation of character in an extreme situation and try to figure out what happened there, in the small town of Krymsk.