A documentary that explores the tragical life and art of Ülo Sooster (1924–1970) who made hugely significant contributions to the so-called Second Russian Avant-Garde. After seven years of hard labor in Soviet labor camp in Karaganda, Sooster didn’t return to his homeland Estonia but settled in Moscow and became the most influential tastemaker for the whole generation of Soviet non-conformist artists. Lead by the artist’s son Tennopent Sooster, this movie features rare footage and interviews with Sooster’s contemporaries of the 1960s downtown Moscow, Israel, Estonia and Kazakhstan.