exclusion zone

Six young men jump into an old Volga and set off to find a thief who an hour earlier stole eight million rubles from the apartment of Pasha's parents and sister Alena. The robber, an ordinary Moscow IT guy, instead of lying low, immediately records a video report in which he says that the final point of his journey is the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant and the city of Pripyat.

Pasha
A handsome man, a daredevil and a ladies' man. At first glance, he is a leader without a single flaw. In reality, Pasha is far from simple. His friends are simple guys from the streets. He also drinks himself into oblivion and makes mistakes that he is then forced to correct. Pasha goes to Chernobyl to find money stolen from his parents' apartment. But in the end, this journey makes him a real hero.
Anya
A mysterious beauty who is the most enigmatic member of the team for most of the journey. Anya goes to Chernobyl to solve her own problem - to try to understand what happened to her older sister in 1986 in the city of Pripyat, where she disappeared without a trace. Anya keeps her family history, and her connection with Chernobyl in general, a secret for a long time, not daring to reveal even
Nastya
Lesha's friend. Daring, fearless, can use her fists if necessary. Can stand up for herself and does not particularly count on other people's help. Inside, like many daring girls, she is vulnerable and sentimental. But Nastya prefers to hide this from everyone - including Lesha. For whom, it seems, she is ready to do anything.
Lyokha
A hooligan, a street child and an eternal headache. If he can get involved in an adventure, he will definitely get involved in it. If he can start a scandal, he will most likely start one. Indirectly, he is the main source of troubles that befall the heroes throughout the series. In fact, he is a loyal and sincere friend, which he will prove at the right moment. Naturally, he is the main bearer of humor.
Gosha
A classic nerd who is used to learning about the world through a computer screen. To solve problems, he usually uses a well-known set of keys, and when there are no keys at hand, he panics. He agrees to a dangerous trip to Chernobyl only thanks to the persuasion of the beautiful Anya. But in the end, he proves to himself and his friends that he is capable of not only looking at a monitor, but also doing real things.