The documentary film "Polar Tour" tells about the difficult fate of a stoker girl, 38 kg weight. Working from 8 am to 5 pm in a boiler room that heats apartment houses, Zinaida is forced to shovel hundreds of kilograms of coal on a par with her shift Alexander.

The film tells about the purposeful younger generation, who love their Motherland and are ready to defend it.

The film tells about the unusual fate of a working man. The hero of the film graduated from an agricultural academy in his youth, studied as a veterinarian and wanted to do science, but his collective farm, where there were 40 thousand sheep, fell apart and he had to retrain as a welder.

The film tells about modern youth and their attitude to the Great Patriotic War. The protagonist comes from a Russian city to a Belarusian village, where, together with a friend, he finds out how his great-grandfather ended up in a German concentration camp as a child. The difficult village life, joint work and rest, rafting down the river in search of a village burned by the Nazis unite the friendship of the guys even more. Memories of living participants of past events reveal to friends the secrets of the past, which can no longer be read in history books.