10 years ago, they, seventeen years old, who lost their fathers in Chechnya, were brought up in Moscow, in the Cadet Center, under the supervision of Archpriest Dimitri Smirnov. And how their fathers wanted to be in the military. Then the film "Son for Father" was shot about them. The current film, a decade later, is about what has become of them now? How has your outlook on life changed? What did they dream about then and what do they dream about now?

An elderly man shows his wife old films on the screen. The younger brother of Maya Plisetskaya, Azariy, has been in the shadow of the great sister all his life. And all his life he did not let go of the camera, capturing not only his family, but also Roland Petit, Maurice Bejart, Galina Ulanova, Sol Yurok, Alicia Alonso and many others with whom his fate as a dancer and ballet teacher collided. A kaleidoscope of faces and events is formed in the lived life of Azariy Plisetsky, whom Bella Akhmadulina called "brother".

“The most paradoxical, curvilinear Russian poet,” as Nikolai Glazkov was called, lived the same curvilinear life. Colleagues considered him a genius, and his poems remained unknown.