Olga Pogodina
as Elle Ferrari/Elena Golubovskaya
After the unsuccessful attempt on the life of Baron Wrangel and the death of an intelligence agent, a new cunning plan is being developed to implement the "Crimean Mission". The best agent, Elena Golubovskaya, is appointed to this case. In Crimea, Golubovskaya appears already as El Ferrari - a gifted Italian poet. Her task is to eliminate Wrangel in order to demoralize the white movement, as well as control the operation to steal gold. Her plans are thwarted by Maximilian Ermler, a local newspaper journalist who turns out to be a British intelligence agent.
Olga Pogodina
as Elle Ferrari/Elena Golubovskaya
Paweł Deląg
as Max Ermler
Konstantin Kryukov
as Yakov Popov - «Yasha»
Nikolai Dobrynin
as Aleksandr Ivanovich Gaev - counterintelligence chief
Aleksandr Bukharov
as baron Wrangel
Sergey Gorobchenko
as Kanevskiy - Max's henchman
Dmitriy Isaev
as Vladimir Spesivtsev - Wrangel's adjutant
Evgeny Koryakovsky
as Semyon Uritskiy
Sergey Tezov
as Ellington - british consul
Vasiliy Sedykh
as Nikolay Sapronov
Nikita Salopin
as Ignatiy Kovrov
Polya Polyakova
as Judy
Artyom Mikhalkov
as Bruner
Eva Aveeva
as Varya
Alyona Kovalyova
as baroness Wrangel
Andrey Mezhulis
as Stolz
Levan Mskhiladze
as Vyacheslav Menzhinskiy
Yuliya Beretta
as female bandit
Natella Tretyakova
as Marta
Igor Khripunov
as Dago
Vladimir Bagramov
as Ternikov
Evgeniy Bakalov
as Otto
Matvey Sotiriadi
as Petrenko
Ivan Kozhevnikov
as Raskin
Andrey Permyakov
as Antonov
Vladimir Khrabrov
as Severyanov
Mikhail Khimichev
as Gruber
Nikolay Klimenko
as Gorshevich
Aleksandr Sheludko
as Reisman
Andrey Bronnikov
as Kruglov
Aleksandr Ragulin
as Kuryokhin
Ilya Sinkevich
as Shakro
Andrey Fomin
as Borisov
Evgeniy Krokhin
as Schukkert
Samvel Muzhikyan
as Fredericke Papa - ship's captain
Aleksey Korolyov
as Ragin
Sergey Kalashnikov
as Protasov
Aleksandr Pechenin
as Ryazantsev
Denis Karasyov
as Maksim Gorkiy
Yuri Gorbach
as Chesnokov
Aleksandr Koltsov
as Giuseppe Rinaldi
Elena Kozina
as Agnia
Mark‑Malik Murashkin
as Petya - Wrangel's son
Polina Sokolova
as Olya
Konstantin Tretyakov
Mikhail Mukhin
as English spy
Dmitriy Rastorguev
Denis Yakovlev
Sergey Novikov
as charioteer
Evgeniy Matuzov
Alla Malkova
Oleg Osipov
Oleg Zabolotnyy
Aleksandr Nikulin
Evgeny Berezovsky
as Rolf
Aleksandr Sinyukov
as train conductor
Yuriy Vorobyov
Igor Skurikhin
Olga Sarycheva
Oleg Malakhov
Robert Salakhov
Valeriy Lukyanov
Vladimir Ivaniy
as white guard officer
Andrey Sharypov
as «Motyga»
Anton Toropov
as Muller
Natalya Loginova
Daniel Esh
Vadim Pirozhenko
as Turkish cashier
Vladimir Bunin
as sailor
Maksim Tsalkov
as Russian officer
Olga Babenko
Oleg Klenov
as Protasov - colonel
Arina Akhmerova
as editorial department employee
Vitaliy Shportko
as tipsy
Albert Bartosh
as waiter
Viktor Markin
as criminologist
Mikhail Konovalov
as demonstrator
Dina Kovalyova
as Taya
Ivan Kukolev
as film studio owner
Kristina Yefimenko
as typewriter
Vadim Rudenko
Crimea, Sevastopol, October 1920. During the church feast, an assassination attempt on Baron Wrangel takes place in the town's main square. Thanks to a "happy chance", Wrangel remains alive, and one of the attackers is captured and hanged by the White counterintelligence chief, Gaev.
Ella Ferrari gets assistance from Yasha Popov, a young agent. He is the author of all the poems she reads in the salons and falling in love with her. El Ferrari contacts the Crimean underground chief Kovrov - with him together they must arrange Wrangel's murder. Using the loyalty of Adjutant Spesivtsev and his sister Vari, El receives important information about the baron's treasury.
Wrangel is appalled by the news of the gold loss, he is preparing a massive counter-operation. All roads are blocked and patrols comb the forest. The Reds have to lurk in a cleft and wait for reinforcements. When the squad's fighters learn that there is gold in the boxes, distemper begins within the ranks. The commander kills the instigator of the riot.
Based on the coordinates of the U-boat, stands a mine from the Italian liaison and The Reds prepare an operation to intercept. It turns out that the coordinates were incorrect. The submarines are successfully destroyed by Ermler, right in front of their eyes. Now El Ferrari is facing a firing squad, she has failed two interrogations, and it's possible that she's a double agent.
Ermler is officially exposed by The Reds. He has been given a death sentence. All El was able to negotiate from Uritsky was 24 hours. She informs this to Max and says goodbye to him forever. On board Wrangel's yacht "Lukull", a reception is being prepared in honor of the English consul, in appreciation for his assistance. Gaev continues to "look" into Ferrari, but he has no evidence.
The Bolsheviks failed to transport a large shipment of gold abroad and they were revealed. Now, the treasury of Wrangel - could become money for the development of the Soviet intelligence network in Europe. The Baron considers to transport the gold to Constantinople, where it is easier to steal it and let it go. Wrangel's life is now on the line with this mission.
Wrangel gets the latest summaries from the front - The Whites are suffering colossal losses. The Baron commands them to retreat. The war is lost. The naval squadron is ready to take on board all civilian and military, first of all, the wounded. The course is now set on Constantinople.
Ella Ferrari, Yasha, Kurov and Saponov devise a plan to steal the gold. Alas, Ferrari's performance with "the crazy brother and miserable woman in trouble" didn't work. Captain Federicke refused to help. On the luck of the Bolsheviks, he turned out to have huge debts and for a hefty reward agreed to the mad plan of El Ferrari.
Max is offered to choose a mission in America or head a residency in Germany. Ermler and Judy purchase two tickets to New York first class, in a bridal cabin. El Ferrari transferred all of the gold into currencies across different countries on the island of Capri with Maxim Gorky, who promised her protection in European poetic circles.
The Ferrari publishing house in Berlin works as a cover, but Yasha is seriously carried away by local avant-garde poets, and even befriended a couple of them - Ternikov and Dago. El disapproves of Yasha's behavior, due to another conflict occurs between them.
Taking advantage of Günther's fascination with the ideas of fascist Italy, El Ferrari impersonates a Mussolini supporter. Stoltz agrees to help with the blueprints. Plus Ferrari covered all his debts. He and Yasha form Günther a workshop outside the city.
Ale, along with the young agent Petrenko, board a train to Warsaw. Uritsky sends Yasha to Gunter for the last time to pick up the blueprints and not issue the enemy the subpoenas. Günther, determined to kill his wife for betrayal, spoils the plan. Yasha has to bring Stolz out from under fire of German agents. They manage to escape.