The film is a pilgrimage to the origins of victory in the Great Patriotic War directed by theater director Maxim Kalsin, who traveled this path from childhood to staging the play "Victory Days" at the Magnitogorsk Drama Theater named after Pushkin. The spectator reveals both the little-known events of the Second World War and the real human stories of witnesses of the war years on different sectors of the front.

The film is dedicated to the history of the construction of the Magnitogorsk Iron and Steel Works, understanding its role in the Great Patriotic War and contribution to the cause of the Great Victory. Chronicles, memoirs, historical archives allow the viewer not only to touch the facts of history, but also to understand themselves in many ways.

A pilgrimage film dedicated to the history of the Magnitogorsk Drama Theater from the theater barracks and the first city TRAM to the Golden Mask award and the Forbes list. Formation, repression, war, heyday, stagnation, restructuring, closure and revival. Gains and losses, memories and hopes. Unique chronicles, unique interviews.

A confession film about a person's path from contemplation to drawing and, ultimately, by the way, the path laid through the mountains, on the example of the fate of the Magnitogorsk artist and writer Vladislav Aristov.

The pilgrimage film is dedicated to the legendary director of Magnitogorsk, the only director to whom the people erected a monument, the man who gave his life to pull the metallurgical plant and the city out of the madness of the dashing years of perestroika. Unique evidence of the era, interviews, monologues and chronicles of those years, a story that comes to life before our eyes and continues in the memory of future generations.