Vera is a famous TV personality who wakes up with Nikita in bed after a hard day of partying. The next day, when she wakes up, the same thing happens.
David Dodson, Sasha Malarevsky
Director
Oksana Akinshina
Vera
Volodymyr Zelenskyy
Nikita
Denis Nikiforov
Kostya
Yekaterina Varnava
Ilona
Olesya Zheleznyak
Zinaida Ivanovna
Sabina Akhmedova
Karina
Yevhen Koshovyi
Taxi Driver
Viktor Vasilyev
Alexey
Elena Kondulaynen
Vera's Mom
Sergey Barkovsky
Mariya Kravtsova
Vera’s Friend
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