The Soviet ballet star Ryriev, who is extremely talented and unruly, is a white crow with confidence, desire and ambition, and is unrestrained between the two sexes. The film connects his experience of being born on the Siberian Railway and fleeing to the West during a performance in Paris; under the care and training of his mentor Pushkin, he became the world's leading male ballet star. Ralph Fiennes (Dickens's Secret Lover, 38th edition) is an excellent actor and director, and the rising star of the dance world Oliy Van Gogh takes the lead for the first time, paired with the "bad boy of ballet" Sergey Pruni, paying tribute to the immortal male god of ballet with the glory of the new generation.