Underground dancers find themselves faced with a choice between free creativity and recognition on the big screen. Roman Mikhailov's drama looks at the young scene from the inside - through movement, doubts, friendship, and the main question that sooner or later arises for every artist: what is the reason to continue their work. At the center of the story are young dancers who live through free movement and try to maintain their own voice in a world where recognition often comes with the rules of someone else's game. Alisa, Arseniy, Stepan, Timur, Kirill, Lyosha, and Kristina engage in underground creativity, dream of being heard, and at the same time do not want to lose what motivated them to start dancing. The plot unfolds at a moment when a path to a wide audience opens up for the heroes: a large documentary project and a television show promise attention, status, and a new turn in their careers. But along with this, an internal conflict arises. What is more important - to remain true to oneself, to accept a format that may change the very nature of expression, or to try to fit into the system and use it as a stage for one's own gesture?