The film is dedicated to the fate and heroism of Soviet frontline cinematographers during the Great Patriotic War. Frontline cinematographers – Malik Kayumov, Boris Sokolov, and Semen Shkolnikov – did not divide the victors by nationality, believing that it was the multinational people of the great country who won. The filmmakers spent several years shooting in three countries that became sovereign after the collapse of the USSR – Russia, Uzbekistan, and Estonia. The film gathers unique material about the fates of those who showed the world the consequences of fascism and national hatred. This film is the legacy of heroes who wrote the accusatory chronicle of fascism.

These children had no right to a future. After the orphanage, all of them, without exception, had to end up in a psycho-neurological boarding school for adults. House behind barbed wire. From where there is no road to freedom. Almost 20 years ago, volunteers from Moscow came to the Belsko-Ustinsky boarding house. Among them was Alexei Mikhailuk. The man who, together with like-minded people in the Pskov region, created the charitable organization "Rostok". Since then, in the small town of Porkhov there are a lot of people who were previously simply isolated in boarding schools. They learn to live not behind a deaf fence, but as ordinary people. "Rostok" gives hope to those who did not have it. I hope that people who are not needed by their parents and their country can have a future.