The main character lives in accordance with Torah. The ones, who can’t go to the court, apply to him with their controversial questions. He looks into the cases and guarantees the implementation of his decisions. He is the “godfather” of the clan in his areal. His decision is final. He teaches three important things to his sons: your word is the most important thing you have, your family is the only thing that exists for you, and it is better to die than to be afraid of death. He also becomes more concerned with the question about who will take his family and his business if he needs to leave. His elder son is too hot-tempered and not wise, while his younger one is too young. Suddenly, he learns that he has an illegitimate son, Nodar. Nodar was raised in another, respectable family, and got a great up-bringing and education. He has a similar interest in looking into people’s problems. He is a psychoanalyst. And in a lot of other aspects, he is very similar to his real father. The only question is whether he needs the life his father lives? Which way will he take?