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False confessions

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A stylish production by Yevgeny Pisarev about how difficult it is to distinguish a real feeling from a skillful fake. Starring Victoria Isakova and Vera Alentova.

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Actors

Araminte

Viktoria Isakova

Dorante

Vladimir Ziberev

Madame Argante

Vera Alentova

Monsieur Rémy

Boris Dyachenko

Marton

Anna Begunova

Dubois

Andrei Zavodyuk

Le comte Dorimont

Anton Feoktistov

Kin

Vladimir Nikolenko

Un garçon

Ivan Lyoshin

Crew

Stage Director

Evgeniy Pisarev

Stage Designer

Zinovi Margolin

Costume Designer

Aleksandra Fedosyeva-Soshalskaya

Music by

Pavel Akimkin

Lighting designer

Aleksander Sivaev

About

A young lawyer named Dorant comes to work in the house of a rich widow, Araminta. He is poor, but handsome and determined to win the woman's heart. Dorant's uncle, unaware of the young man's desires, wants to marry him to another girl. And Araminta's mother dreams of marrying her daughter off to an aristocrat. What drives the heroes - self-interest or sincere feelings? And will love be able to unravel the tangle of awkward misunderstandings, funny confusion and false confessions?..

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Pushkin Theatre in cinemas

The Moscow Drama Theatre named after A.S. Pushkin is a boulevard theatre in the truest sense of the word – because it occupies a historic building on Tverskoy Boulevard. And it is an art theatre – in terms of the quality and significance of its performances. They do not shy away from light genres and are not afraid of serious topics; art is not the opposite of a show; every spectacle is high class. Our selection includes star performances that quickly became legends; current classics staged by the theatre’s artistic director Evgeny Pisarev and invited directors – from Vladimir Mirzoev to Yuri Butusov. →

Language

Russian

Runtime

1 hour 41 minutes

2025

16+

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