Her name is Shirin. Fleeing from the despotism of her parents, from her old fiancé, from a hopeless future, she fled to a foreign land. But it will not be easy for a Turkic girl, fragile as a flower, to stay afloat in the inhospitable unitary republic of Rasey. The sky here is white and gray for six months of the year. The inhabitants look sideways with hostility at the “those who have come in large numbers,” “Asians,” and “non-Russians.” And the police, intoxicated by their power over mere mortals, hunt illegal migrants like wild animals. All Shirin has is a visa that allows her to stay in Rasey legally for a short period of time. Even her own beauty plays against the girl: more than one lustful pig would want to make a gentle Turkish woman his toy. The only one who is ready to support Shirin is a guy with a problematic psyche, limited in civil rights due to his diagnosis. Will our heroes love each other enough to overcome all obstacles?..