Famous theater and film actor, Honored Artist of Russia Vladimir Dolinsky tells about the vicissitudes of acting and human fate, about dozens of roles he played, about meetings and work with great Russian actors who have left, about his friends. As Julius Gusman writes in the preface, "Dolinsky's new book tells so much good, interesting and very respectful about a wandering tribe of artists of the Russian enterprise, who hardly survive in the jungle of the "market economy," that you immediately understand that this is all about the author. About the honor and dignity of the artist. About love and hate. About friendship and betrayal. In general, about life.."