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Prince Myshkin returns to Russia from Switzerland, where he was treated for a mental illness for several years. In St. Petersburg, he ends up in the house of his distant relatives. He finds himself in a cycle of passions and intrigues.

Young Alena lives in a small seaside town. She is cheery, pretty, and kind - just like a fairy mermaid. That's why friends call her Undine. Alena works in dolphinarium where she got her unchangingly good humor and beautiful tan. Undine's life changes dramatically when family of a businessman comes to town. Taranov and his lover Elizaveta with her grown-up son want to enjoy a holiday at the sea-side. They never expected what melodrama awaits them here. The Undine is made up in the best traditions of long-running series with lost and found children, money, murder and, of course, fabulous love-story.

Major Nastya Kamenskaya is the most beautiful detective of Moscow criminal police. She is as attractive as intelligent and shrewd. Kamenskaya investigates suspicious deaths and disappearances in a psycho-clinic, finds a maniac who chases fans of a pop-group, unravels chain of drug-addicts' kidnapping. In the last part of the film the insane murderer sentences people to death for each of seven Bible's mortal sins. Six people are already dead. Nastya discovers that the seventh victim is herself. The screen version of best-selling novels of "Russian Agatha Christie" Marinina became a TV best-seller as well.