The first post-war decade went down in the history of Soviet cinema as the era of "small pictures". It was a difficult and controversial time. The war left terrible wounds on the earth and in the souls of people. Half the country was turned into ashes. During the war, Russian cinema also suffered enormous losses. But there was no money to restore it. Film production dropped to 9 films a year. In addition, in the atmosphere of the outbreak of the Cold War, the authorities were forced to tighten the screws more tightly, to load films with overdosed propaganda. But even in these unimaginably difficult conditions, Soviet cinema not only survived, but also managed to create a number of wonderful films that have become classics of Russian cinema. During the years of harsh living conditions and extreme exertion, the cinema managed to provide the people with powerful spiritual and moral support. And even under the conditions of the "Iron Curtain", it managed to break through the political blockade and was widely represented on the screens of various foreign countries. Russian films continued to bring the world the truth about the exploits of the Soviet people, their history and culture. Author's version of Valery Fomin.

The seventies of the 20th century in Soviet cinema are a time of backward movement into their own history, to the roots and origins of that systemic crisis that is beginning to reflect and comprehend the domestic cinema, choking on censorship and gray films. And at the same time, as it becomes clear now, this is a period of active actions by qualified officials who are trying to introduce new management principles that are far from always visible to an outsider. International relations in the course of this largely secret process until recently are slowly but surely winning. About the paradoxes of time, in many ways inaccurately called "stagnant", this picture.

For more than a quarter of a century, sports doctor Valery Konov has been successfully working in the Dynamo hockey club (Moscow) and the national team. How many times Dr. Konov did the seemingly impossible, saving the players and his team. Legends of Russian hockey Alexander Ovechkin, Pavel Bure, Vitaly Davydov, Vladimir Yurzinov, Andrey Nikolishin and other patients tell about this unique person, who replaces an entire clinic.