This film combines psychological drama, a coming-of-age story, and a painful conversation about power, dependency, and memory. Behind the outwardly calm plot lies a complex internal conflict: the past returns after years to demand answers. The film captivates with its subtle intonation, emotional ambiguity, and rare honesty in discussing trauma. Modern cinema increasingly addresses themes that lack simple answers and convenient moral clarity. This film is precisely one of those. At its center is a talented biology student named Sveta, who experiences a brief romance with an older professor, Rudin, during her internship at "Northern Station." What initially seems like a personal story eventually turns out to be an event capable of destroying both her private life and her vision of her own future. Ten years later, the heroine receives an offer to join the harassment accusations against Rudin, but instead of an immediate response, she chooses a more difficult path - to try to understand her feelings and discern where the line is drawn between personal memory, dependency, guilt, and truth. Ideas on where to go in Yekaterinburg are gathered on our website.