In a remote village in Eastern Europe, the tranquility of the town is interrupted by the appearance of a mysterious creature, considered a mythical basilisk. This being, with the ability to turn men to stone with just a gaze, unleashes panic and paranoia among the villagers. As the legend spreads, the inhabitants venture to concoct wild theories about the beast's origin; some see it as a divine punishment, while others consider it a manifestation of evil.
Amidst this chaos, a brave young man named Michal decides to investigate the origin of the basilisk, driven by the desire to prove his courage and free his village from the oppression of superstition. Together with a fearless local inventor, Anna, they embark on a quest filled with ancient puzzles and dangerous encounters. As they delve into the secrets of the basilisk, they discover that not everything is what it seems; the creature could be a representation of the community's hidden fears and resentments.
Tension escalates when Michal and Anna confront the reality of their own weaknesses, and the struggle to face the basilisk becomes a journey of self-discovery. With a shocking conclusion, the story explores the thin line between legend and truth, leaving the audience questioning their own perception of reality and facing their inner fears.