
Lymerivna
Drama
Overview
The main character repeats the destiny of many peasant women of her time. Her personal feelings were completely uninteresting to her parents, indeed they were always chasing after the profit. That’s why they married the daughter with a rich man whom was completely unpleasant to her. It is a screen adaption of Panas Myrny’s production.
Top Cast


Tatyana Alekseeva
Tatyana Alekseeva
Natalia Lymerivna
Tatyana Alekseeva
Natalia Lymerivna


Sofia Fedortseva
Sofia Fedortseva
Mother Shkandibikha
Sofia Fedortseva
Mother Shkandibikha
Lyubov Komaretska
Lyubov Komaretska
Orishka
Lyubov Komaretska
Orishka


Grigoriy Kozachenko
Grigoriy Kozachenko
Knur
Grigoriy Kozachenko
Knur
Volodymyr Kraynychenko
Volodymyr Kraynychenko
Karpo Shkandibikho
Volodymyr Kraynychenko
Karpo Shkandibikho


Yelena Litskanovich
Yelena Litskanovich
Marusya
Yelena Litskanovich
Marusya


Boris Stavitskiy
Boris Stavitskiy
Vasyl
Boris Stavitskiy
Vasyl
Lidiya Krinitskaya
Lidiya Krinitskaya
Mother Lymerivna
Lidiya Krinitskaya
Mother Lymerivna
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