A two-part film based on the works of Mikhail Bulgakov transports viewers to the year 1920, where the familiar world of the characters collapses before their eyes. At the heart of the two-part film are the works of Mikhail Bulgakov and a tragic historical moment when the Civil War is nearing its end, along with the disappearance of an entire way of life. The action unfolds in 1920: the characters leave Russia, trying to escape the catastrophe, but the road abroad does not bring them peace. Behind the external movement, the internal fracture of people who are losing their home, past, and clear vision of the future is increasingly felt. The film by Alexander Alov and Vladimir Naumov is interesting in how it combines historical scope with personal intonation. We tell you where to go in Moscow.