O Lucky Man! () is a 2009 Russian comedy film directed by Edouard Parri.

Plot

Slavik is an ordinary guy. At 26 he finds his life empty and uninteresting. Not having a decent job, he can not find himself a girl. Slavik loves extreme sports, and at some point he decides to just stand on the edge of the bridge.

O Lucky Man! (2009 film)

But suddenly two men appear - Oleg Genrihovich and Konstantin Germanovich, who think that Slavik wants to commit suicide. They convince Slavik that suicide is not a way out of the situation. They suggest that he create a new biography for himself, which includes knowledge of foreign languages, the end of the Brainstone University and work in Italy.

O Lucky Man! (2009 film)

With such data, he is employed by a large company as a regional director. He is offered to start a new prosperous life. And Slavik immediately has new problems.

O Lucky Man! (2009 film)

It turns out that the "wizards" Oleg and Konstantin did not seem to wish Slavik happiness, but wanted him to die like a real man. He gets more trouble, and his new girlfriend Alice spends all the money she gets.

Slavik understands that this can not continue any longer, throws down his "fabulous" work and returns to his past life, taking with him his friend Morpheus from the virtual world. Now this life seems to be full of colors for them.

As a result, it turns out that the "old men" by way of a series of interesting adventures have led him to a romantic relationship with a normal girl.

Cast

Mikhail Tarabukin - Slavik Razbegayev

Polya Polyakova - Alisa Grace

Vladimir Menshov - Oleg Genrikhovich

Sergey Shakurov - Konstantin Germanovich

Vladimir Kristovsky - Morpheus

Maxim Konovalov - Thick

Aleksei Panin - Thin

Andrey Merzlikin - Sanya-Frigate

Igor Kovalenko - Aslan

Semyon Furman - Director Viktor Sergeevich

Vyacheslav Razbegaev - Agent Michael

Aleksandr Bashirov - Perelman

Sergey Veksler - Ramiz

Armen Dzhigarkhanyan - Grandfather Ramiz

Elena Labutina - Lena

References

External links

Russian black comedy films

2009 comedy films

2009 films

Business films

Russian films about revenge

Films shot in Moscow

Films set in Moscow

2000s Russian-language films

Films based on Russian novels