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Alyona Mikhaylova
Antonina Milyukova

Odin Lund Biron
Pyotr Tchaikovsky

Nikita Elenev
Kotek, Tchaikovsky's Pupil

Ekaterina Ermishina
Liza, Antoninona's Sister

Philipp Avdeev
Modest Tchaikovsky / Anatoli Tchaikovsky

Miron Fedorov
Nikolai Rubinstein

Andrey Burkovskiy
Vladimir Meshchersky

Aleksandr Gorchilin
Brandukov, Tchaikovsky's Pupil

Varvara Shmykova
Sasha, Tchaikovsky's Sister

Vladimir Mishukov
Shlykov, Antonina's Lawyer

Viktor Horinyak
Yurgenson, Tchaikovsky's Publisher

Akilina Sokolova
Girl on platform

Yuliya Aug
Mad Woman at Church

Natalya Pavlenkova
Olga Nikaronovna, Antonina's Mother
Gurgen Tsaturyan
Nikolai Bochechkarov, Tchaikovsky's Friend
Sofya Reznik
Anastasia, Aleksandr's wife
Irina Rudnitskaya
Cook

Georgiy Kudrenko
Postman

Olga Dobrina
Nun

Aleksey Fokin
Best man

Tatyana Dolmatovskaya
Milliner

Artem Nemov
Serge

Stanislav Rumyantsev
Young officer
Savva Savelyev
Restaurant visitor
Ilya Demutsky
Restaurant visitor
Vasily Zorky
Restaurant visitor

Dmitry Andreev
Restaurant guest
Marina Kleshchyova
Midwife

Vladislav Semiletkov
Newspaper seller

Nikita Pirozhkov
Alyosha, Tchaikovsky's Servant
