About the title
The childhood of young Orthodox priest Dmitry took place back in Soviet times, which shaped his upbringing and formation, since he had to grow up caught between two fires. His closest and dearest people were divided into believers and atheists. Upon reaching adulthood, he decides to become a priest. Along his life's path he encounters malice, pity, distrust, and pain, but firmly believes in his ideals. This helps him bring goodness and peace both in his ministry and in secular life, to help and give hope to desperate people. But one day evil from the past catches up with Dmitry himself. What will happen when the priest himself faces the most important question of his life?