Personnel Decides Everything

For the first time, judge Irina Polyakova was entrusted with a complicated “household” case of thefts that occurred during filming of a movie. Irina, accustomed to judging maniacs and murderers, worries—and therefore examines the case especially carefully. But what if the accusation was fabricated by the authorities to punish the famous director for his bold statements? Because the true creator can’t steal—no… and certainly can’t create a criminal group by involving economists, wardrobe workers, builders, and others in criminal affairs… A young actress Nastya is firmly convinced that a love like the one between her and the director Solomatin lasts forever. But it requires constant overcoming of difficulties. After all, Mar’yushka from the fairy tale wore out seven iron boots and gnawed through seven iron loaves of bread before she found her happiness. And it doesn’t matter that Solomatin left Nastya as soon as he learned about the child she was expecting—he is the creator, he has the right! And her right is to prove her devotion, save him from prison, because the beloved is accused of theft on an especially large scale… To fall at the judge’s feet, to ask an official—someone who is sympathetic to her—for patronage—anything is good in the struggle for love!