The film tells about a terrific actor, about the "evil spirits" of Soviet cinema. It will be about Georgiy Millyar. Father is a French engineer, mother is the daughter of a Siberian gold miner, son is Baba Yaga - Although Georgy Millar began his career with the role of Cinderella, they tried to persuade a trouble-free props to replace the sick artist. And off we go - Georgiy Frantsevich claimed that he "represents evil spirits in the cinema." And he was absolutely right. The unsurpassed Baba Yaga, Kashshcheiy, the devils, kikimora, water - none of these fairy-tale characters were left without his acting attention. "This is not a female role - Baba Yaga. What kind of actress will allow herself to be so scary on the screen? The make-up artist will only turn away - she will immediately paint her eyelashes," said Millyar and took it upon himself. And not only took, but sometimes even asked for a role. In "Vasilisa Prekrasnaya" he played three characters at once. So he lived his whole life, delighting his children and adults with his game. He married at sixty-five, became a folk artist at eighty-five, France - did not see his father's homeland, but didn't get to Siberia either.