Summer 1917. On the advice of his party comrades, Lenin moves from Petrograd to a place where no one would likely be looking for him. For the coming weeks, the tent in Razliv becomes the modest shelter for the leader of world proletariat and his companion Grigory Zeinoviev. Her Lenin would write his famous The Blue Notebook and assert himself in the necessity of an armed uprising. At the end of the summer, he will to Finland to get prepared for the revolution, but now he has to make a series of radical solutions that will change the fate of Russia.