A tragicomic story about a long going duel between experienced detective and young and pretty girl in the start of her grafter career.
Sergej Ashkenazy
Director
Aleksandra Zakharova
Александра Рукояткина
Aleksei Zharkov
Сергей Георгиевич Рябинин (следователь)
Igor Nefyodov
Вадим Петельников (инспектор)
Vladimir Simonov
Виктор Капличенков (потерпевший)
Vladimir Korenev
Сергей Курикин (потерпевший, директор овощной базы №6)
Alla Budnitskaya
Устюжанина (врач-реаниматолог)
Yuriy Dubrovin
«Кармазин» (вахтер и воспитатель в женском общежитии)
Anna Nazaryeva
Оля (подруга Рукояткиной)
Evgeniy Ganelin
сержант
Vladislav Demchenko
Леденцов (сотрудник милиции)
Elena Borzunova
Гвоздикина (работница прокуратуры)
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