During the war, having lost his family, Alyosha ends up in an orphanage. He devotes all his free time to music, with the full support of his caregiver, Maria Pavlovna. Noticing Alyosha’s exceptional talent, the touring conductor Dobrynin adopts him and brings him to Moscow. Dobrynin is very pleased: his own son and Alyosha now study at the same music school.
Mariya Fyodorova
Director
Andrey Demyanov
Алёша Снегирев
Misha Tyagunov
Боря Добрынин
Grigori Belov
Иван Владиславович Никольский
Ada Vojtsik
Мария Павловна
Leonid Gallis
Добрынин
Marina Kuznetsova
Ирина Львовна Добрынина
Lena Ilyinskaya
Катя
Paul Ostrovsky
Николка
Viktor Legoshin
Толя Дорожкин
Anna Volgina
билетерша
Vladimir Razumovskiy
эпизод
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