Two Women

A headstrong young woman is married to land baron. Her feelings for her son's tutor becomes a complex web of unrequited love.

Cast

Ralph Fiennes

as Mikhail Rakitin

Sylvie Testud

as Elisaveta Bogdanovna

Aleksandr Baluev

as Arkadi Islaev

Larisa Malevannaya

as Anna Semenovna

Sergey Yushkevich

as Ignaty Shpigelsky

Anna Vartanyan

as Natalya Petrovna

Anna Nakhapetova

as Katya, servant

Anna Levanova

as Verochka

Nikita Volkov

as Aleksei Belyaev

Bernd Moss

as Schaaf

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