The director of "Nightwatch" and "Daywatch" presents the sequel to the cult Soviet comedy "The Irony Of Fate"!
It's been 30 years since New Year's night when Zhenja Lukashin met his Nadja. Unfortunately they didn't stay together and got back to their previous lives. Both had children - a boy and a girl… The events of the second film resemble those of the original, only now everything happens to Nadja's and Zhenja's children - main character's unconscious flight from one city to another, addresses coincidence and, finally, fortuitous encounter…
Casting: Konstantin Khabensky, Sergei Bezrukov, Liza Boyarskaya, Viktor Verzhbitsky, Barbara Brylska, Andrei Miagkov, Yuri Yakovlev, Dato Bakhtadze
Directed by Timur Bekmambetov
Script: Timur Bekmambetov
Producer: Anatoli Maksimov
Russia is celebrating New Year again! This time, it’s 2012, probably, the last New Year in the history of mankind! And as it should be, Russia is celebrating even crazier!
This comedy is a mix of comic and heartfelt stories. Nastya the little girl is writing a letter to Santa Claus about how she wants to desperately meet with her farther, whom she never met before. Some teenagers are planning to ride the city in a bathtub, and an evil official is looking for another victim to spoil their New Year’s mood. And wealthy businessman Boris is trying to find the meaning of life, for which he would literally need to go through a total recall. And, as he always does, his best friend Zhenya will give him a hand with that task!
Welcome to Moscow!
THE DARKEST HOUR is the story of five young people who find themselves stranded in Moscow, fighting to survive in the wake of a devastating alien attack. The 3D thriller highlights the classic beauty of Moscow alongside mind-blowing special effects from the minds of visionary filmmaker Timur Bekmambetov (Wanted, Night Watch) and director Chris Gorak (Right At Your Door).
Cast: Emile Hirsch, Max Minghella, Olivia Thirlby, Rachael Taylor, Gosha Kutsenko, Veronika Ozrova
Director: Chris Gorak
Producer: Timur Bekmambetov
Available in 3D
Vampire Hunter surmises that Lincoln's mother was killed by vampires and that the eventual 16th President of the United States dedicated his life to destroying blood-suckers with an axe. He continued to do so all the way through his Presidency.
Movie is available in 3D.
Timur Bekmambetov presents a modern version of the Soviet cult comedy “Gentlmen of Fortune”.
A young animator from a kid centre Lyosha Tryoshkin is a dead ringer for a very dangerous criminal named Smiley (known for his infamous habit to smile before he murders) who stole the priceless symbol of Kazakhstan – The Golden Warrior Armor – from a St. Petersburg museum. A beautiful police lieutenant Irina Slavina catches Tryoshkin and then makes Lyosha help the ongoing investigation, or else he is going to prison himself. Police sends Tryoshkin to Egypt and “inputs” him into the criminal environment of his “evil twin”, so he must carefully play out his part to find out The Golden Warrior Armor whereabouts.
The film “Playing the truth”, created on the basis of the cult play under the same name by playwright Philippe Lellouche, tells about the trio of former classmates who have gathered to recall adventures of their violent youthfulness. A crazy macho Mark (actor Dmitrij Marjanov) proposes to get on with the party all over the girls but does not find support of the faithful gooney and nudnik Gennadij (actor Konstanin Yushkevich) and the flat owner Anatolij (actor Gosha Kucenko) - a heavy loser, who has planned a surprise for his friends tonight.
As it turns out, the clou of the evening is a guest Maya (actor Irina Apeksimova) – a queen of the studentship, admired by the trio twenty years ago.
The conversation is flagging, unless the quartet starts a highly dangerous and straight-out game of “Truth”, the curves of which disclose to the friends what they would tend to keep quiet and not knowing... The conversation is heating up, the friends learn awkward facts about themselves, family, love that used to be hidden for many years and now forcing them raging, laughing, fighting and holding breath for a moment. But isn’t the heavy open conversation a hazard for their decades-long friendship? Can their unity stand the trial Truth? After all, it is much more than just a game...
If you did something good, don’t expect you will receive good back – this is the truth of life. But if you hepled someone, and then someone unexpectedly helped you - is this just a coincidence? No, it’s not! It’s a boomerang of good, which the hero of the story sets in motion. It will fly through all the novellas and return to one person, who started all this, right then there seems to be no hope left!
In hope to hit the Jackpot, Natalia's stepfather goes for financial venture, substituting his business partners by that. Without any words they organize an attempt to kill him. The whole family cries for Boris Ivanovich...but he in the coffin sees all of this. All he needs is to lie there 3 days and survive funeral, after this family will dig him out and he can sleep peacefully. And everything goes according to the plan of survived stepfather, until his battle comrade arrives. Vitaliy Karavai immediately wins hearts of all family, taking all the attention to him. Because of that stepfather asks his family to make a luxurious funeral with Svetlakov...
Cast: Sergey Svetlakov, Yulia Aleksandrova, Egor Koreshkov, Yan Canpick, Sergey Lavigin, Elena valyushkina, Aleksandr Pal, Valentina Mazunina
Directed by Zhora Krizhovnikov
The film, based on Nikolay Gogol’s famous novel The Government Inspector (1836), is a comedy of errors, and a blame of the greed, stupidity and pervasive political corruption.
Ivan, a heavily indebted hotel doorman, pretends to have a wealthy father who would be eager to pay off his son's debts. Ivan and a debt collector embark on a journey to what is supposed to be Ivan's father's farm. Due to a minor car accident, the two men find themselves in a strange town where they are mistaken for government inspectors and enjoy a grand reception…
Cast: Aleksandr Lykov, Aleksei Vesyolkin, Aleksandr Vorobyov, Antonina Divina, Vladimir Markin, Sergey Pavlov
Directed by Aleksandr Baranov
From old to young, from aristocrats to peasants, in big cities and small villages, at grand celebrations, home parties and WWI front lines – everything was different. Apart from people. They had the same emotions and anxieties: awaiting Christmas with hopes and fears, with love and dreams, with happiness and joy!
It's 1914. Russia just entered a war with Germany, and the Orthodox Church suggested that Christmas trees be banned as belonging to the Protestant tradition. Several people living in different Russian cities and belonging to different social classes join forces to defend the beloved Christmas’ symbol.
Two dogs in love, a spaniel called Yoko, and Pirate, a mongrel, are placed in a pet hotel on New Year's eve as their owners go away on vacation. Feeling insulted, the two dogs escape and return to their home, where they can enjoy eating, playing and sleeping in their owners' bed. But the lovers’ paradise is brutally interrupted when two burglars break in...
Ushering in a new era of horror, Universal Pictures’ Unfriended unfolds over a teenager’s computer screen as she and her friends are stalked by an unseen figure who seeks vengeance for a shaming video that led a vicious bully to kill herself a year earlier.