Nikita Litvinov

Rock musician Kirill is plagued by a series of misfortunes – and in order to regain high ratings, his band’s manager, Olya, suggests that Kirill stage his own suicide.

"Dragons are not boats, Dragons are people." Against the background of sailing races in the Dragon class, real life stories of specific participants-heroes unfold. Each of them is unique in its own way, but their lines are based on a common idea – in order to contribute to the restoration of the Dragon class and all sailing, the hero is forced to sacrifice something personal (money, time, relationships). Only by making a sacrifice can you do a really meaningful thing.

Rock musician Kirill is plagued by a series of misfortunes – and in order to regain high ratings, his band’s manager, Olya, suggests that Kirill stage his own suicide.

"Dragons are not boats, Dragons are people." Against the background of sailing races in the Dragon class, real life stories of specific participants-heroes unfold. Each of them is unique in its own way, but their lines are based on a common idea – in order to contribute to the restoration of the Dragon class and all sailing, the hero is forced to sacrifice something personal (money, time, relationships). Only by making a sacrifice can you do a really meaningful thing.