A play about feelings and hopes that know no boundaries, performed by Anton Vasilyev and Marina Alexandrovna. Leonid Zorin's play is dedicated to the fateful choice between love and duty. The action takes place in 1946 in Moscow, where conservatory student Helena meets Victor, who has returned from the war. A strong, deep feeling ignites between them, but the law prohibiting Soviet citizens from marrying foreigners shatters their hopes for happiness. It seems that everything turns against them - first the state, then their personal ambitions and a sense of duty that seems stronger than love. Helena will leave for Poland, Victor will become a winemaker, but will they be able to forget each other? Having made a choice once, the heroes will pay for it their entire lives. According to Leonid Zorin, who wrote this play in the 1960s, he wrote about his personal experiences, and the main theme of the work became a sense of doom. For more details, visit the website.