In the early 1940s, World War II was about to end. The fierce and protracted war made both the Soviet and German armies increasingly exhausted. A huge German tank, the "White Tiger", which was extremely aggressive and destructive, repeatedly bombed Soviet tanks and killed people. This unstoppable and powerful weapon always appeared faintly in the smoke of the battlefield and then disappeared in an instant. No one could confirm its true existence, and of course no one denied it. The Soviet commander decided to build a super tank variant of the T-34 tank to compete with it. The commander of the tank, Ivan Natyanov (Alexei Vertkov), was a legendary figure. He was bombed to pieces by the "White Tiger" while operating the tank. Ivan, who escaped from death, not only survived, but also had a special ability to understand the "tank language". He firmly believed that the mysterious German tank "White Tiger" did exist and was determined to destroy it. The war film "White Tiger" directed by Russian director Karen Shakhnazarov was shortlisted for the Best Film at the 15th Shanghai International Film Festival Golden Goblet Award in 2012, and was shortlisted for the Russian Film Festival in the Overseas Screening Unit of the 3rd Beijing International Film Festival in 2013.