A wanted thief buries his wife and takes his disabled son to an orphanage. He wants to escape the law in another country, but he can't run from his own past.
Social & External
The people behind it
Sergey Ageichik
Sergey
Daniil Oleynik
Pasha
Rodion Knyazev
Bald
Violetta Nersesyan
Natasha Jr.
Yan Baryshev
Tosha
Daniil Kamenev
Gosha
Yulia Bondar
Natasha's adoptive mother
Maxim Kiselev
Natasha's adoptive dad
Alena Danilova
Teacher/Call center operator (voice)
Polina Dolbilova
Orphan girl 1
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