At 77, Ernst Akramov is a living legend of medicine in Kyrgyzstan. He has dedicated 56 years of his life to surgery, exploring all its intricacies and secrets. A true calling for which he has sacrificed his private life. Where others might have chosen fame and fortune, Akramov finds solace in the recovery of his patients.
Certainly, he has become a talented doctor, but this has cost him his personal life: he has neither wife nor children. What lies behind the solitude of this man devoted to the human cause?