May 8, 1945. Germany signed the act of unconditional surrender. The victorious countries are preparing for the post-war distribution of spheres of influence. Preparations are underway for the trial of Nazi criminals. Many of them are trying to escape, mixing with the flow of refugees that flooded Europe. The countries of Latin America became the main refuge for the Nazis. Fugitive criminals, the valuables looted by them, German archives become the object of close attention of the intelligence services of the USA, Great Britain, and the Soviet Union. To prevent the escape of war criminals, the waters of the World Ocean are controlled by the fleet of the allies. Meanwhile, a comfortable yacht with the beautiful name "Gloria" left the Spanish port of Cadiz and headed across the Atlantic to the Brazilian port of Rio de Janeiro. The yacht belongs to captain Michel Villa. For him, a yacht is a business. Earlier, even before the war, bankers, industrial magnates, and officials traveled on his yacht. The war changed the nature of cargo, and among the passengers there were more and more people who tried not to advertise their identity. Michel is known for agreeing to transport anyone and anything for payment. So even now, people have gathered on board his yacht who expressed a desire to go to Rio de Janeiro. They all paid enough to keep the captain from showing any interest in their pasts. Who is who? What cargo does the yacht carry? What does the captain keep in his safe? Who can be trusted? All this you will have to find out!
Age restriction: 14+