In 1938, Vasily Kachalov, one of the most charismatic actors of the Moscow Art Theater, saw off his teacher, director Konstantin Stanislavsky, on his last journey. The funeral of Stanislavsky became the beginning of the road along which, remembering the past and the departed, Vasily Kachalov had to go alone.

Russian actor Vasily Ivanovich Kachalov in 1911, at the height of his career, played Hamlet in the production of G. Craig and K.S. Stanislavsky. Vasily Kachalov was lucky to fully reflect his time and become, according to his grandson, a lump of nerves of the era.

The success story of the loser Katya Golubeva. Films with the participation of Katya Golubeva, a Russian actress little known in her country, but famous in Europe, were presented four times at the Cannes Film Festival.