Igor Rubashkin

After losing a close person, Olga is left alone with her grief. With no one to share the loss with, she buys a car and goes on a journey around Kyiv and its surroundings. On her way she meets people who have lost themselves: some through constant lies, others because of a bad choice.

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The series takes place in a picturesque town on the border with Poland, where a field hospital has been set up during Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The main characters are doctors, volunteers and highly qualified specialists from different countries: Ukraine, Israel, Poland, and America. They have given up their quiet lives to help and save the lives of those affected by the hostilities, both civilians and defenders who are heroically defending our country. Each of them has their own story, often based on real events. Amidst the deafening sounds of war, the hospital becomes a place where new lives are born, where even love can emerge in painful circumstances.

Asya and Gennady’s happy family is shattered overnight when their five-year-old son, Antoshka, dies in a devastating fire. The tragedy robs Asya of any sense of purpose. A deep depression leads to divorce and a self-destructive spiral. Asya wants to take her own life. But a year after her son’s death, hope suddenly appears. She meets a firefighter, Nikolai, who tells her that no remains of her son were found in the ashes. Asya clings desperately to this fragile hope—she wants to believe Antoshka is alive. But if so, where is her boy? No one but Asya believes it. Only Nikolai reaches out to help the despairing woman.

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