Basketball. The game can unite everyone - a bandit and a policeman, a drug addict and a priest, a loader and a businessman, a migrant worker and an official. The game will unite anyone. Especially in Lithuania, where basketball is not just a game. Religion. Symbol of faith. And if faith, shaken after a sensational loss at the home championship, needs support, needs apostles - who can become them? Yes, basically, anyone. The Lithuanian team, assembled from former backyard stars who are now far from professional basketball, goes to a tournament in Venezuela to get the country a ticket to the 2012 Olympics. But everyone who has ever played the ball on the floor knows that the main victory in the game is not won over the opponent. Everyone wins the main victory over themselves, and very often this has nothing to do with basketball. At first sight. The text contains profanity and scenes intended for an adult audience. Contains obscene language.