Sinara is a doctor — a gynecological surgeon. For hundreds of women, she is the last hope. Women from across the country come to her on the brink of despair. If she cannot help, who can? And Sinara does help — always. To preserve a patient’s chance to become a mother, she undertakes high-risk operations, giving women the possibility of motherhood.

Once, a lion cub named Simba and a disabled boy named Sasha were betrayed by their closest ones. At the age of five, the boy lay in an orphanage with maimed arms and back, while poachers tormented the lion cub, and he was kept on a leash like a dog. Today, Sasha plays the piano and is applying to university, while Simba lives in an enclosure with his fellow lions and is thriving. How did a nightmare turn into warmth and happiness? Who helped them overcome monstrous hardships? How do you remain human, no matter what? A year in the lives of a lion and a boy, against all odds of pain and loneliness.

“Why do you like steam engines?” – a reporter asks one of them. “Why do you love women?” - he replies. The journalist has no further questions. “Steam engines are like a living organism” – says his friend. This is a movie where the life of unique people, machinists who serve the old steam engines is observed. Keepers of the steam engines know how to cook eggs on a shovel in the furnace of a steel giant, and can tell a million interesting stories about locomotives. They take an active part in the locomotive’s lives. They visit them, lubricate and warm up. On the one hand this work seems to be incomprehensible and unnecessary. But when the steel engines begin to move and people who see them smile and get joyful, everything becomes clear. How a locomotive cabin can make your body and soul newborn? Why do we need to preserve and protect the survivals of the past? Why the historical exhibits are strategic objects? What destiny is prepared for steam engines? Would they let them die? The film answers all the questions.

It is an honest, full of different colors and bringing hope movie. Who is he, the baby born premature? How much time and efforts is needed to nurse it? What is the role of parents in the successful outcome? And the main question: why some babies survive and grow up healthy, and others refuse to live in this world?