The famous traveler, scientist and philanthropist Frederik Paulsen, who conquered all 8 poles of our planet, plunged into the depths of the Arctic Ocean, studied the bottom of Lake Baikal and the New Siberian Islands, together with actress Agnia Ditkovskite, went on a new expedition to Tuva. Their goal is to reach the top of the sacred mountain Mongun-Taiga. Tuvans believe that there, at an altitude of almost 4,000 meters, there lives a spirit that protects the entire Tuvan land. And they don't let outsiders in.

The Solovetsky Monastery, built in the 15th century, is a sacred place in whose history holiness and tragedy, unity with God and the terrible ordeal of a special purpose camp have merged. This is the place where even today everyone is looking for an answer to the main question “who am I?”. The protagonist of the film goes there to shoot a documentary, and things start to go wrong.

The problem of climate, global warming, climate catastrophes has recently come to one of the first places not only in information programs, but also in political statements and in discussions at economic forums. Questions of "weather" in the most general sense of the word today excite millions of people from ordinary citizens to world leaders. Meanwhile, this topic is rather “young”, talk about the coming climate apocalypse is no more than four decades old. But why has this topic suddenly become so relevant? Where does this general hysteria about the climate, which is growing every year, come from? Is humanity really leading the planet (and itself in the first place) to inevitable death by its activities?