A hardworking woman who arrives in Moscow in 1958, becomes a factory CEO by 1978, and raises her daughter Aleksandra alone after her partner Rudolf abandons her. She dates Gosha while hiding her executive status, eventually reconciling with him after he discovers the truth and leaves.
Longstanding roommates and confidantes who support each other across two decades.
Dormitory neighbors and loyal friends who navigate early adulthood and middle-age crises together.
Trusted friend who steps in as a problem-solver during Katerina's romantic crisis.
Romantic partners whose relationship is tested by pride, career disparity, and eventual reconciliation.
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