The Assignment

Maxim is haunted by several setbacks both in his professional and in his personal life. He owes a large amount of money. To solve his debt, he agrees to take a job, not suspecting that it will change his future.

Without expecting it, Maxim gets into the police force. The experience of portraying cops on TV helps him become credible. He applies drama and to solve his first case, surprising and alarming colleagues.

Acting knowledge and experience give Maxim the key to solving crimes, and he skillfully uses his talent when catching real criminals. Meanwhile, his creditor hires a "problem-solving specialist" to search for him.

In investigations, Maxim does not always find the right clues, which leads the investigation into a dead end. The "Specialist" tracks Maxim down and finds out that he is playing a double game.

Maxim is making himself an influential enemy, with whom he imprudently had a connection at the beginning of his cop career. This villain does not intend to release him from his claws.

When conducting a very non-standard business, Maxim, with the help of charm and the ability to speak with people, gives a good start to the investigation, and his analytical mindset allows you to find a clue where none of the fellow cops would be looking for.

Maxim meets his girlfriend's dada, he approves the choice of his daughter but says that Maxim is not a real cop but a phony. Maxim finds a mole in the police department.

Maxim has a frank conversation with the "mole". Does the mole want to finish the job and kill Maxim? Does Maxim Nastya admit who he really is and his situation?