8 First Dates

8 First Dates (Russian: 8 первых свиданий, romanized: 8 pervykh svidaniy; Ukrainian: 8 перших побачень, romanized: 8 pershykh pobachen') is a 2012 Russian-Ukrainian[2][3] romantic comedy directed by David Dodson and Aleksandr Malyarevsky.[4] It stars Oksana Akinshina and Volodymyr Zelensky.[5]

8 First Dates
Theatrical release poster
Directed byDavid Dodson
Aleksandr Malyarevsky
Produced by
Written byMikhail Savin
Yuri Kostiuk
Dmitry Grigorenko
Yuri Mikulenko
Timofey Saenko
Volodymyr Zelensky
Boris Shefir
Sergey Shefir
Andrey Yakovlev
Starring
Music byBryan Carr
CinematographyBruce Allan Green
Edited byDavid Dodson
Production
company
Release date
  • March 8, 2012 (2012-03-08) (Russia)
Running time
83 minutes
CountryRussia, Ukraine
LanguageRussian
Budget$2.3 million
Box office$7 456 577 [1]

Plot

Vera and Nikita do not know each other, and the only thing they have in common is the fact that they chose the same place to celebrate their success in their personal lives. Vera is a successful TV presenter of her own talk show and is about to get married, her significant other is Konstantin, a famous tennis player. Nikita is a veterinarian high in demand, who made a marriage proposal to Ilona, a plastic surgeon. Everything is going well for them, they are happy, their friends support their choice, but everything changes one morning when Vera and Nikita wake up in the same bed. Deciding that this is a result of wild fun, they run away in different directions, hoping to forget everything as a bad dream.

But the next morning everything repeats, they wake up again in the same bed, in the same Dream House, although each of them knows for sure that they fell asleep at home. This continues for several more days. Some mysterious forces all the time bring them together, ruining their privacy, or perhaps indicating that they are made for each other.

Cast

Awards

In 2013, the film received the Russian National Movie Awards as the Best Russian Comedy of the Year.[7]

References

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