Vladimir Amlinsky

The film consists of three short stories: "The Runaway Car," "Apollo's Skeleton," and "Night Show."

A group of Soviet soldiers are trying to prevent the chemical weapons trials by German army during WWII.

A military dictator in a fictional country, modeled on early-1970s Chile, has risen from butcher to junta leader but now, isolated and distrustful, confides only in his guard Manuel. Manuel, who once shared the dictator’s humble origins, betrays him without hesitation when a popular uprising topples the regime and personally kills him.

A story about the friendship between the children from Soviet Union and East Germany.

People of different destinies were brought together by "Santa Esperanza" (Holy Hope), the name of an abandoned mining village turned into a concentration camp. They behaved differently and chose different methods of struggle. The film centers on the confrontation between a group of political prisoners and the management of one of the camps in Chile when the junta was in power.