Jetlag
A fight en route to an airport leads an ordinary Moscow couple to split on a whim. With Nikita ending up in Thailand and Zhenya in Berlin, both find themselves in two separate love triangles, inadvertently causing chaos in others' relationships as they attempt to fix theirs. But even continents apart, their lives turn out to be more intricately connected than they realize.
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A fight en route to an airport leads an ordinary Moscow couple to split on a whim. With Nikita ending up in Thailand and Zhenya in Berlin, both find themselves in two separate love triangles, inadvertently causing chaos in others' relationships as they attempt to fix theirs. But even continents apart, their lives turn out to be more intricately connected than they realize.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Lily Idov
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Runtime:107 minutes
Studio:MetraFilms, STS Media, more.tv
Cast
Mikhail Idov
Director
Irina Starshenbaum
Zhenya Gorchakova
Philipp Avdeev
Nikita Zyablov
Kseniya Rappoport
Meliora
Egor Koreshkov
Vladimir Nabokov
Polina Dolindo
Margarita Lemesheva
Polina Aug
Liza Zaslavskaya
Mariya Smolnikova
Vera Nabokova
Alexandr Gorelov
Heinrich Demin
Pavel Vorozhtsov
Anton Feklistov
Daniel Shake
Gleb
Mariya Ivakova
Chandra
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