Sergey Orlov

Her dark blond curly hair is one of the most noticeable details of her appearance in the film.
Expressive gaze - it was noted that the eyes add a special charisma to the hero.
Being tall also enhances the look.
Overall, Sergei's appearance combines youthful spontaneity and that same audacity we talked about in our last conversation - it's clearly visible in his facial expressions and posture.

Bold and confident. Seryozha is a hockey player from the capital who arrives in Irkutsk and immediately stands out: he behaves boldly, sometimes even defiantly, and isn't afraid to challenge the locals and defend his place on the team. Because of this, he's initially disliked.
Goal-oriented and hardworking, he's truly dedicated to the sport: he gives his all in training, wants to be the best, and refuses to settle for mediocrity. For him, hockey isn't just a game, but a way to prove to himself and others his worth.
Vulnerable beneath the outer armor. Behind the brash exterior hides a boy who lacks simple warmth and recognition. Seryozha is an "unloved boy" who tries to earn his father's attention through his athletic success. His parent's coldness has a profound effect on him.
Vulnerable in his emotions. When Nadya appears in his life, Seryozha is at a loss: he's used to being in control on the ice, but he doesn't know how to deal with his emotions. His awkwardness, his attempts to be there, and his simultaneous fear of ruining everything make him a relatable and touching character.
Capable of change. As the story progresses, he learns not only to play on a team, but also to open up to people, ask for help, and admit his mistakes. His relationship with Nadya helps him "thaw" and become softer, without losing his inner strength.

Sergei Orlov, a hockey player from Moscow, signed a contract with the Baykromash team in Irkutsk. There, he began dating the daughter of his coach, Alexander Gorin. The girl was a professional figure skater, but her coach, who had been like a second mother to her, had fallen ill with cancer and was unable to train her for major competitions. So, he began secretly visiting the coach in the hospital, asking for advice on how to help his beloved train. So, Sergei became her new coach, understanding all the nuances of technique, jumps, and more.

Orlov is stern, humorous, affectionate, and very caring. He's tough as a coach, but very caring to his young girlfriend.

That girl has a main rival, Albina. She's young and can jump a quadruple toe loop, which Gorina can't do. She's preparing for the biggest competition of her life, the FC Golden Cup, and she's very stressed, but Seryozha helps him stay motivated, motivating him with jokes and strict discipline.

Gorina (Orlov's girlfriend) has no mother; she was a figure skater but died in childbirth, and she remained with her father (Sergei's hockey coach).