A poor nobleman, Platon Samanishvili, has a big family. One day, his long-time widowed father, Bekina, tells him that he'd like to remarry. Platon has a problem now: if his father gets a child, he has to share his already small land property.
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Akaki Vasadze
Platon Samanishvili
Mikheil Lortkipanidze
Kirile Miminashvili
Tsetsilia Tsutsunava
Melano Samanishvili
Shalva Gambashidze
Bekina Samanishvili
Aleqsandre Jorjoliani
Aristo Qvashavidze
Nino Javakhishvili
Stepmother
David Chkheidze
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