The fugitive becomes an investigator, lawyer, and judge all in one. Sergej Aljochin, a corrupt Russian criminal investigator, stole money from the mafia's treasury and hid on a yacht in Los Angeles. He was not interested in politics and knew nothing about the war in Ukraine. However, when he attempted to reunite with his wife and two young daughters after three years of separation, the war touched him as well. The commercial Boeing that his family was on was shot down over Donbas. 298 people died. Aljochin initially begins investigating the circumstances of his loved ones' deaths on his own, and later with the help of an American journalist. They soon realize they are on a suicidal mission: they are pursued by the mafia, the secret Russian police, and a serial killer, and during their search, they penetrate the highest social and political circles... Sergej Lojka's political thriller Let is based on true events.
