Smychok

All great musicians have had a difficult path and life circumstances, but that did not stop them from making music and gaining fame. However, not all obstacles can be overcome, and not every peak can be conquered. But the hero of the series "Smychok" does not despair and believes in the best, and what will come of it, we will soon find out.
What is the series "Smychok" about?
Senya is a young, ambitious guy from Pyatigorsk, who earned the symbolic nickname "Smychok" for his love of the violin. He cannot imagine his life without classical music and aspires to become a great musician one day. Of course, this will require certain efforts, so the first step towards his dream is a trip to St. Petersburg, where Senya plans to enroll in the conservatory. After graduating from such a prestigious institution, he will surely acquire the necessary connections and continue his path to the top of the musical Olympus. For now, the hero is ready to fully dedicate himself to learning and perfecting his craft.

However, reality is harsher than naive Senya imagined. On the day of his arrival, he realizes this from his own experience: right at the train station, drugs are planted on him, and he is forced to become a drug dealer. This greatly upsets the ambitious violinist, but after some time he realizes that new prospects are opening up for him, as well as rapid advancement on the social ladder with a decent income, new connections, and independence. Although another scenario is also possible: he may simply lose his ambition to achieve the originally set goal…
Smychok Season 1 – who is who?

Senya is a young guy who lives and breathes music. He is a gifted violinist who sees his future in music, which is why he left his hometown of Pyatigorsk to enroll in the conservatory in St. Petersburg. The role is played by Mark Eidelshtein ("Sixteen +", "The Righteous", "The First Snow").

Vladislav Miller ("Vampires of the Middle Strip", "Anatomy of the Heart", "Between Two Fires");
Ekaterina Becker ("Detective for a Million", "Ghosts of Zamoskvorechye", "The Mirror of Gezella");

Polina Davydova ("Shadow", "Family War", "I Don't Sleep");
Ruzil Minekaev ("Street Justice", "Partners");
Kristina Kucherenko ("My Big Secret", "No Life Without You", "The 90s. Fun and Loud");
Mikhail Kremer ("Ready for Anything", "Dyatlov Pass", "Survival Game");
Lev Malishava ("Magomaev", "Wait for Me", "Anna-Detective-2");
Ekaterina Sokolova-Zhuber ("The Safest Place", "One Person Dies a Million Times", "Trigger").