Единичка

Avgust 1944-go. Sovetskie voĭska prodolzhai͡ut nastuplenie v Vostochnoĭ Polʹshe. Podrazdelenie starshego leĭtenanta Egorova poluchaet zadanie - uderzhatʹ most, cherez kotoryĭ planiruetsi͡a pereprava chasteĭ Sovetskoĭ Armii. Pribyv na pozit͡sii͡u, boĭt͡sy obnaruzhivai͡ut razrushennyĭ monastyrʹ, a v nem - gruppu glukhikh sirot s vospitatelʹnit͡seĭ Evoĭ. Utrativ veru, ona nashla smysl zhizni v spasenii nemoshchnykh i bezzashchitnykh deteĭ. Leĭtenant Egorov okazyvaetsi͡a pered slozhnym vyborom - vypolni͡ai͡a prikaz komandovanii͡a, on budet vynuzhden postavitʹ pod ugrozu zhiznʹ malenʹkikh poli͡akov. Artilleristy izo vsekh sil starai͡utsi͡a ne dopustitʹ smerti deteĭ.

August 1944. Soviet troops continue their offensive in Eastern Poland. The division of the senior Lieutenant Egorov receives a task-to keep the bridge through which the crossing of parts of the Soviet Army is planned. Having arrived to a position, fighters find the destroyed monastery, and in it-group of deaf orphans with the teacher Eva. Having lost faith, she found the meaning of life in saving the weak and defenseless children. Lieutenant Egorov is faced with a difficult choice-following the order of the command, he will be forced to endanger the lives of young poles. Gunners are struggling to prevent the death of children.