Young Israeli paratrooper Uri is on vacation in Europe. On the way back, on the way to Munich airport, he gets into a fight with a group of German skinheads and jumps out of the train while it is moving. After long wanderings along intricate paths, Uri finds himself in an ancient castle, lost in a forest reserve. The mistress of the castle, the local witch Inge, fascinates him with her beauty and witchcraft, and he stays with her. But their happiness is overshadowed by the ominous shadow of secrets, ancient and modern, hiding in the underground labyrinths of the castle. All this is drawn into a dramatic tangle against the backdrop of eternal enmity between the inhabitants of the castle and the inhabitants of the neighboring village. When the story of the international terrorist Karl is woven into this tangle, Uri inevitably has to become a detective. The “promotion” of the plot is so unpredictable that one remembers the great master of weaving such lace - Agatha Christie.