Sokhraniaia veru - Pikolt Dzh.

Mariah, having caught her husband with another woman, falls into depression, and their seven-year-old daughter Vera closes in on herself and seeks solace from a friend, which may have invented, and perhaps not. More and more unexplained things happen: Faith then quotes a verse from the Gospel, although the house does not even have a Bible, then mention a long-time episode of the life of her mother, which she never told anyone. Rumors about a girl who sees God in a woman's guise and heals the sick begin to circulate on the town and beyond. At the house of Mariah and Vera gathers a crowd of reporters, religious fanatics and wanting to be healed. The clergy are persistent in their desire to understand the situation.

What to believe? Is faith a messiah or just a little girl? Is Mariah a good mother trying to overcome adversity, or a charlatan using her daughter to get her attention back? As the battle for custody of Vera unfolds, Mariah must understand that the fortitude does not necessarily come from religion, but can be found within herself...