Zinayda, Boris and Ilya live in Eastern Siberia, along a 4232-kilometre railway. In their half-populated villages, they tell of the “project of the century.” Between the glorification of the ideal of the pioneers and the difficulty of living in its echo, a collective word is built as we discover the harshness of everyday life in which it resonates. Does it describe a world that is collappsing, or does it still sing the myth?