Sasha

A Russian woman tells the tragic story of her life.

Cast

Mariya Sapozhnikova

as Sasha

Pavel Ilyin

as Dimitri Kotov - Sacha's husband

Andrey Fayt

as Pepelniak - policeman

Pyotr Galadzhev

as Ivan Semenovich

Daniil Vvedenskiy

as Smirenin

Lyudmila Semyonova

as Fenka, cabaret artist

Aleksandr Melnikov

as Village council chairman

Leonid Kmit

as Komsomol cell secretary

Semyon Antonov

as (uncredited)

Sergei Ponachevny

as Policeman (uncredited)

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