One of the first accidents of the glasnost era - the crash of the Moscow-Leningrad passenger train - which became known throughout the country, occurred on August 16, 1988. Without setting out the tasks of investigating the causes of the disaster in which 32 people died, the film addresses the human side of this tragedy . The survivors remember how they got on this train, how they lost loved ones, about the psychological consequences of the disaster for them personally.
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