The play is based on Lev Klotz's account of the first night of the war. It is the story of the flight of an Israeli plane - a plane that accidentally ended up in Kiev and was forced to take off after the Russian aggression against Ukraine had begun. The play is not a chronicle, not a documentary, but a theatrical fantasy, an attempt to look into the inner world of people who find themselves in extraordinary circumstances, where a decision has to be made instantly, and the price of a mistake is a human life.
As we know, the face of war is not a female one, but in the play, a woman, the wife of the pilot of the Israeli airliner and the commander, narrates the story of events. She reads her husband's diary, reliving the minutes and seconds of that night with him, revealing what is hidden in the scant notes. And she seems to discover something without which human life has no meaning.