Gold (2014)
Gordey's discovery of a gold vein - a test of character that few will pass.
Top billed cast
Sergei BezrukovГордей Евстратыч Брагин (главная роль)
Irina SkobtsevaТатьяна Власьевна Брагина (главная роль)
Andrey Merzlikinпрокурор (главная роль)
Mikhail PorechenkovЕремеев (главная роль, купец)
Anna GermanДарья Брагина (главная роль)
Vladimir Kabalinотец Кондрат (главная роль)
Aleksey ShemesФедор Пазухин (главная роль)
Valeriy Velichkoжандарм (главная роль)
Darya MikhaylovaПрасковья Пазухина (главная роль)
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