Sluzhebnyy roman. Nashe vremya

2011
1h 30min

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Svetlana Khodchenkova, Pavel Volya, and Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Sluzhebnyy roman. Nashe vremya (2011)

Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaMeet Liudmila Kalugina. She's a young businesswoman, CEO of her own company, though not liked by her dependents and sparing no time for a personal life. Everything changes when she gets to k... Leggi tuttoMeet Liudmila Kalugina. She's a young businesswoman, CEO of her own company, though not liked by her dependents and sparing no time for a personal life. Everything changes when she gets to know Anatoly Novoseltsev, a financial analyst and a single father of two daughters. Will an... Leggi tuttoMeet Liudmila Kalugina. She's a young businesswoman, CEO of her own company, though not liked by her dependents and sparing no time for a personal life. Everything changes when she gets to know Anatoly Novoseltsev, a financial analyst and a single father of two daughters. Will an office romance bloom from that?

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[first lines]
Narrator: Welcome to an ordinary office of an ordinary Russian company. This is Alisa, and here's Mark. Mark and Alisa were employed on the same day. Both of them thought it was a good sign.

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Featured in Aristokraticheskiy kinematograf: Episodio #1.10 (2011)

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Performed by State Film Orchestra of the U.S.S.R., The
Conducted by Emin Khachaturyan (as E. Khachaturyan)
Composed by Andrey Petrov (as A.Petrov)
(C) A.Petrov - composer
OOO NATSIONALNOYE MUZYKALNOYE IZDATELSTVO, under license from
(P) Federal State Unitary Enterprise MOSFILM CINEMA CONCERN

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There is a special place in hell where they torture Hitler showing him Sarik Andreasian films

Modern Russian mainstream cinema is comparable with Bollywood. When they find they won't be able to sell the same trivial and vulgar stories once again, they steal or remake successful movies. And "Office Romance: Our Times" relates to the original Ryazanov film as the 1987 Indian "Superman" relates to the 1978 classic - "Superman: The Movie".

The worst part is - rewriting the very same script, replacing "dated" situations and dialogue with "modern" cliché and stereotypes, which is supposed to sound "cool" and "familiar" to the modern public. The acting is really terrible too. Yet, money keeps flowing to horribly untalented Sarik Andreasian and he makes 4-5 films a year.

Verdict - dangerous for your mental health. Though not as terrible as his other works.