some time, Marina comes home to Lena and asks the girl not to be angry with her father because he is very worried about her, but Lena does not hold back (especially after she found out earlier that her father can not pay child support due to financial circumstances) and lets out all her rage on her. When she leaves, Lena discovers that the mysterious admirer was a witness of their conversation, and the next day it turns out that Marina is in a hospital in crippled condition. Lena understands who has beaten Marina, and respects this maniac-admirer even more than before. However, she wants him to reveal himself to her, which the admirer does not intend to do and at some point Lena on the phone says that she hates him throws away the beautiful handkerchief she found in the post box. But she still does not understand that the admirer does not like it when people abandon him, and so not only her friends are in danger, but she first of all is under threat. Cast Marina Cherepukhina - Lena Yelena Safonova - Alexandra Mikhailovna Sergei Garmash - Oleg Viktorovich Nina Usatova - Irina Sergeevna Boris Shcherbakov - investigator Anton Kolesnikov - Tolik Svetlana Toma - Englishwoman Mikhail Krylov - Seryozhenka Maria Poroshina - Marina Nina Grebeshkova - false grandmother Konstantin Khabensky - Stas Alexandra Gladkova - Ira Michael Dorozhkin - Igor Ekaterina Durova - Raisa, postman Marina Golub - Valentine, the postman Natalia Shchukina - Julia, the postman Lyubov Rumyantseva - lawyer Awards Kinoshock 1999 — Prize of the jury of distributors to director Nikolai Lebedev - "for high professional skills and potential spectator opportunities" Kinoshock 1999 — Best Actress (Marina Cherepukhina) External links References Russian thriller drama films 1990s thriller drama films 1999 films Films directed by Nikolai Lebedev 1990s Russian-language films