Station for Two

In this poignant drama, Platon Ryabinin, a talented pianist, embarks on an unexpected journey when his plans to visit his father in Griboedov are disrupted. During a brief stop at Zastupinsk railway station, he encounters Vera, a waitress whose culinary skills leave much to be desired. An altercation over unpaid bills leads Platon to miss his train and become embroiled in a police investigation. His passport and belongings are then misplaced by Andrei, Vera's fiancé, leaving Platon stranded with limited resources.As he awaits the next train, Platon learns of an alarming truth: he is about to be sentenced for a car accident in which he was not at fault and will face imprisonment in the Far East. Stuck in Zastupinsk with time on his hands, Platon finds solace in forming a connection with Vera, who slowly unravels the complexities of his predicament. Over the course of a few days, their budding romance develops amidst the backdrop of a seemingly insurmountable legal battle and the challenges they face in a small, remote town.This heartfelt tale delves into themes of fate, love, and the resilience of the human spirit as Platon Ryabinin navigates his way through unexpected adversity and unexpected alliances.