South of Virginia. Bochkov Valery Borisovich

Polina escapes from cruel New York to Danzig. This patriarchal town, where everyone is in distant kinship with each other, attend the church, strictly interspersed traditions, at first it seems to the girl very cute. In fact, he is a typical macabar village in the spirit of Stephen King. Having settled down at school, Polina settles in the house where the missing teacher lived before her. The heroine miraculously manages to escape from the maniacs-amushers, obsessed with the fascist ideas of racial superiority. To protect herself, the girl has to step over a number of moral prohibitions.