A villager in a Soviet village is forced to collaborate with the Gestapo during World War Two, leading to an internal struggle of conscience.

Prosecutor's office investigator Vershinin is leading two cases - the murder of a notorious scoundrel and speculator, as well as the search for the author of anonymous denunciations against plant director Kuleshov, who is opposing those who, while shouting about perestroika, defend their own benefit.

For the Family Hearth is a touching movie that tells the story of a family who rediscover the true meaning of love and togetherness. Set in 1992, it explores the ups and downs of family life, the challenges they face, and the bond that holds them together. With elements of drama and romance, this film highlights the importance of family in a heartfelt and emotional way.