Happy When You're Not
Evgeny and Evgenia share the same name, difficult personalities, and complicated personal lives. He is in love with his best friend's fiancée, she is having an affair with her boss. The young people meet by chance at a party and instantly feel mutual... antipathy toward each other. But that doesn't stop them from ending up in the same bed. But afterwards everything becomes even more complicated.
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Evgeny and Evgenia share the same name, difficult personalities, and complicated personal lives. He is in love with his best friend's fiancée, she is having an affair with her boss. The young people meet by chance at a party and instantly feel mutual... antipathy toward each other. But that doesn't stop them from ending up in the same bed. But afterwards everything becomes even more complicated.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Igor Marchenko
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:LookFilm
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