Lyubka

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Russian film

Stanislav Mitin
Dina Rubina

Produced by

Aleksandr Kushaev
Irina Smirnova

Starring

Elena Lyadova
Anastasiya Gorodentseva
Natalya Chernyavskaya
Aleksandr Sirin
Artyom Artemev

CinematographyVitaly KonevtsovEdited byAlexander PavlovCountryRussiaLanguageRussian

Lyubka (Russian: Любка) is a 2009 Russian drama film directed by Stanislav Mitin.^[1]^[2]^[3]

Plot

The film tells about two different girls, one of whom grew up on the street and is engaged in theft, while the other was brought up in a prosperous family and studied well. And suddenly they intersect with each other in one provincial city.^[4]