German is handsome, rich, famous — in general, a man is a dream. He has a wife who suspects him of treason. He also has a mistress — Anzhela. She is trying to have a child from German and take him away from the family. And then there is Vera. She was unlucky for a long time in her personal life, and now, having met German, Vera realizes that he is exactly the one she needs for happiness. Very soon, women begin to guess about the existence of each other and enter into a struggle for the ideal man...
Zinoviy Royzman
Director
Dmitriy Pevtsov
German
Yevgeniya Kryukova
German's Wife
Olesya Sudzilovskaya
German's First Mistress
Yelena Zakharova
German's Second Mistress
Yuliya Rutberg
Yelena
Lyubov Tolkalina
Katya
Anton Makarsky
Alik
Sergey Gazarov
Yakov Solomonovich
Alla Kovnir
Lera
Linda Nigmatulina
'Eastern Beauty'
Guram Bablishvili
Anzor
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