The enemy is at the city gate.

After the Battle of Stalingrad began, Vasily was enlisted. His skill of killing enemies with one shot became legendary within less than ten days as he sniped over 40 German soldiers. The myth of "Vasily's divine gun, never missing a shot" quickly spread across the battlefield. However, in the following days, Soviet snipers were continuously killed by someone using only one bullet each time. A true rival had arrived!

At the same time, political officer Danilov also launched an "offensive" towards Vasily's love interest — female sniper Tania (Rachel Weisz). Suddenly, Vasily found himself in a predicament from all sides. When facing a master opponent, being distracted is the worst thing to do. For a sniper, mistakes are always fatal, even the smallest ones.

"The entire morning was spent waiting, just to avoid exposing my position through the reflection of the scope... The sun moved, and there was vague glimmer behind the opposite cover. Could the sniper be there? Is it a disguise... The bullet pierced through the steel helmet... Someone screamed in agony... It's a trap! The gun fired..."

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