3.8Suzeniy-Ryazeniy · 2007
Suzeniy-Ryazeniy (2007) is a Comedy / Romance film directed by Dmitriy Iosifov, starring Aleksey Makarov, Sergey Migitsko, Mariya Poroshina.
ComedyRomance
3.8Overview
Once Olga was told that she would meet her betrothed on New Year's Eve. Disappointed in her affair with Edik, who showed up on her doorstep on New Year's Eve, she no longer trusts anyone, and decisively changes everything in her life - her style, her job, her apartment. While Olga is getting rid of unpleasant memories of the past, the angels are not idle, they decide the fates of their wards. On another New Year's Eve, an uninvited and rather persistent guest from the far North appears on Olga's doorstep. From that moment (not without the help of the angels), the New Year for Olga and other characters in the film turns into a series of incredible events...
Cast
Aleksey Makarov, Sergey Migitsko, Mariya Poroshina, Aleksandr Feklistov, Inga Strelkova-Oboldina, Karen Badalov, Sergei Astakhov, Kseniya Rappoport
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What is "Suzeniy-Ryazeniy" about?
Once Olga was told that she would meet her betrothed on New Year's Eve. Disappointed in her affair with Edik, who showed up on her doorstep on New Year's Eve, she no longer trusts anyone, and decisively changes everything in her life - her style, her job, her apartment. While Olga is getting rid of unpleasant memories of the past, the angels are not idle, they decide the fates of their wards. On another New Year's Eve, an uninvited and rather persistent guest from the far North appears on Olga's doorstep. From that moment (not without the help of the angels), the New Year for Olga and other characters in the film turns into a series of incredible events...
When was "Suzeniy-Ryazeniy" released?
Suzeniy-Ryazeniy was released in 2007.
Who stars in "Suzeniy-Ryazeniy"?
The cast includes Aleksey Makarov, Sergey Migitsko, Mariya Poroshina, Aleksandr Feklistov.
