Moscow doesn't believe in tears. What's the analysis?

Moscow doesn't believe in tears, which literally means living in Moscow doesn't believe in tears. In fact, this is the name of a movie.

Don't Believe Tears in Moscow is a feature film produced by the Soviet Film Company, directed by Vladimir Menshov and starring Vera Alentova and Aleksey Batalov.

The film mainly tells the story of 17-year-old female worker Katrina pretending to be a professor's daughter because of naive fantasy, and falling in love with TV photographer Rudolph, and finding her real happiness after being abandoned by Rudolph. The film was released in the Soviet Union on February 1980+0 1.

Main roles:

1, catalina

Katrina works as a mechanic in a factory in Moscow, studying while working. At a party, she and lyudmila pretended to be professors' daughters, met Rachkov, and they soon fell in love. Later, Rachkov found that Katrina was not the professor's daughter and abandoned her. Katrina worked hard and finally achieved success in her career and her own happiness.

2. Rachkov

The photographer of the TV station met Katrina at a party, courted her, invited her to take photos at the TV station, and invited her to visit her home. When he learned that Katrina was just a worker, his attitude changed. He abandoned the pregnant Katrina.