An elderly veteran confronts a system that protects the guilty and leaves his granddaughter without hope for justice. Stanislav Govorukhin's drama transforms a personal tragedy into a harsh portrait of Russia in the 1990s and poses a difficult question: what happens to a person when the law ceases to be a support? Pensioner Ivan Fedorovich Afonin lives with his granddaughter Katya in a provincial town at the end of the 1990s. Their measured life collapses after a serious crime committed by three young men. The girl seeks help, but the investigation quickly runs into the influence and connections of one of the accused's family. For Afonin, this becomes proof that the familiar notions of law and responsibility no longer work. KudaGo presents the current Moscow schedule.