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Lucky Trouble

Name: Lucky Trouble
Director: Levan Gabriadze
Genre: Romance, Comedy
Released: 2011
Rating: 5.9
Cast: Konstantin Khabensky, Milla Jovovich, Ivan Urgant, Sergey Garmash, Vladimir Menshov

Slava Kolotilov, a schoolteacher from the town of Palchiki, arrived in Moscow with a manuscript of his novel in hand and met Nadia. Before the wedding, Deputy Trekhgolovich, confused, mistakes Kolotilov for the coach of a children's soccer team. Trekhgolovich confiscates Kolotilov's passport and tears up his ticket to Moscow, while Kolotilov does everything he can to ensure that his hastily assembled team loses so that he can leave for his bride.

2011 · Directed by Levan Gabriadze · 90 min · Romance · Comedy · 8 frames

Crew

Written by: Roman Nepomnyashchiy
Cinematography: Marat Adelshin
Edited by: Alexander Andryuschenko
Music: Pavel Esenin
Production design: Fyodor Savelyev
Produced by: Iva Stromilova, Timur Bekmambetov

Cast

Konstantin Khabensky as Kolotilov
Milla Jovovich as Nadya
Ivan Urgant as Danya
Sergey Garmash as Khlybustin
Vladimir Menshov as Tryokhgolovich
Olga Tumaykina as Dalinska
Galina Jovovich as Mama Nadi
Sergei Selin as Mer
Aleksandr Robak as Botsman
Roman Madyanov as Inspektor DPS

Production

Country: Russia
Language: Russian
Studios: Bazelevs

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