A high-profile film premiere in the year of the 80th anniversary of the Great Victory is the film adaptation of Boris Vasiliev's novel "Not on the list." The film's cast includes both renowned artists and rising stars. It is noteworthy that many of the project participants are actors and students of the workshop of the renowned cultural figure Vladimir Mashkov, who not only became the general producer of the project, but also played a key role in it. The band also featured: Vladislav Miller, Alyona Morilova, Pavel Chernyshev, Yana Sexte, Natalia Kachalova, Vitaly Egorov, Evgeny Miller, Egor Manakov, Nikita Ufimtsev, Pavel Shevando, Alexander Kuzmin and others. On June 21, 1941, young Lieutenant Kolya Pluzhnikov, having been appointed to a permanent duty station, arrives in Brest. The crowded waiting rooms of the train station and the crowd of people hung with luggage do not alarm the young man, who is overcome with joyful hopes. Kolya hurries to the location of his unit — to the Brest fortress... the soldier does not have time to enlist in the military personnel, and at four in the morning artillery explosions are heard — the war has begun. So, without being listed, he takes part in the first fight in his life, which will last ten months. The story is about the dedication and heroism of soldiers who fell in a ruthless war, about the strength of man and love, about a Great Victory woven from exploits and faith. Boris Vasiliev (1924 — 2013), a native of Smolensk, volunteered for the front at the age of 17, went through the Great Patriotic War and entered Russian literature as the author of some of the most poignant works about the war. He wrote "And the dawns here are quiet.", "Tomorrow there was a war", "At-bats, soldiers marched" and the legendary "Officers". The edition contains 32 color photographs from the filming of the film.