She always has a plan. For each his own. For everyone another name. One needs Vera (Faith), another Nadezhda (Hope). And almost all need Liubov (Love). She leaves every one at his own time. She finds a reason. But who knows where deceit ends which people buy only for the sake of money, and when genuine feelings begin? And who knows who she is: just a kept woman in the capital, or an artful swindler, or a talented actress, or a woman who is able only to love? To love them all.
Mariya Agranovich
Director
Alyona Mikhaylova
Саша (Вера-Надя-Люба)
Aleksandr Kuznetsov
Дима
Sergey Garmash
Глеб, директор издательского дома
Alexandr Tronov
сын Глеба Александр
Alexandra Kiseleva
продавщица Наташа
Kirill Safonov
Анатолий
Ekaterina Stulova
хозяйка шоу-рума
Andrey Stoyanov
мужик
Tatyana Gureeva
проститутка Таня
Mariya Agranovich
Света
Galina Kashkovskaya
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