Seventeen-year-old Frida wants to become a doctor, but a serious bus accident thwarts her dreams of further education. During the bitter months of convalescence, he found painting, and his wing tests and first paintings made it bearable for him to accept physical limitations and pain. He falls in love with the painter prince Diego Rivera, who is impressed by her wild talent. They get married and live as the celebrated couple of the age in the art world with free morals.

However, their love is not eternal. After the divorce, the disappointed Frida visits countless big cities, spending the night with the celebrities of the twentieth century. And as he reaches the peak of his life, the fulfillment of his art, instead of the expected happiness, he is permeated by a bitter longing for Diego. The duality of love and death, life and death accompanies his work, which creates a special system of symbols.