The Day After

Several young people find themselves locked in a bunker. A mysterious man informs an esteemed scholar, professor Radomskiy, that his daughter has been kidnapped and forces the father to go back to work. The professor is tasked with transporting a tube with a strange substance, but a road incident sees the capsule fall down into the drains and into the subway air conditioning systems.

A mutating virus rampages through the population, causing massive casualties. The young people locked in a bunker are trying to figure out why they're being held against their will. Mr. Glotov, is responsible for the development of a vaccine that would create a new race of people is informed that only young women seem to escape death after being infected with the virus.

After Jenya's death, panic grows into horror and despair. A rescue worker, Max, returns to Moscow to find his sister. Professor Radomskiy tries to escape his captors. Someone locks Ira and Mitya in the walk-in fridge. Max manages to find the last living doctor in the hospital his sister worked at.

In a fit of rage, Valera smashes all the surveillance cameras in the bunker. The «Summit» corporation board of directors is concerned with the virus leak. Glotov is convinced that the situation in Moscow plays to the corporation's advantage because they've never been this close to creating the 'perfect human'.

A man stumbles into the bunker, covered in blood. The captives take his key to the bunker and escape. Once they reach the surface, a small group leaves on a scouting mission. Everyone they see on their way is dead. In an abandoned supermarket, they run into some strange young women who look like zombies who chase after the group.

The zombie women kill a group of soldiers with their horrifying wailing. One of the women is presented to Glotov who orders the start of intensive research. Back in the bunker, Irina and several others try to save the bloodied man by going to the hospital to get some blood for a transfusion. One the way their, the man tries to tell them something important.