Overview
A love story between a Polish military officer Zvolinskiy and a poor Jewish girl Liya. Both are falsely accused of treason and sentenced to death. Polish president changes the sentence to exile, but will they survive the tragic ordeal?
Director and cast
- B. Goncharov as Tkhorzek, Polish tycoon
- Elena Deyneko as Wanda, Tkhorzek's daughter
- Nikolay Dalmatov as Konrad Zvolynskiy
- A. Narovskiy as President of the Polish republic
- Mikhail Arbenin as Minister of police
- Aleksandr Dolinin as Shlyakhovskiy, journalist, secret police agent
- Nikolai Panov as Ksaveriy Chekorskiy, minister of the internal affairs
- A. Zhdanov as Handwriting forgery expert
- V. Kolpashnikov as Mendel Koykhman
- Yu. Tankus as Lia, Mendel Koykhman' daughter
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