Neighbour
An ardent bachelor Petro pledges with his best friend Oleh on the "Porsche", which will be able to live for a month under one roof with a woman. So Veronika appears in his loft - an elegant music teacher, Oleh's younger sister, whom Petro has known since childhood. She left her husband, a tyrant, and for the next month was busy looking for work and a new home. But a surprise for Petro is the appearance in his house - children of Veronika, thugs, sophomores, who turn the life of a macho upside down.
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An ardent bachelor Petro pledges with his best friend Oleh on the "Porsche", which will be able to live for a month under one roof with a woman. So Veronika appears in his loft - an elegant music teacher, Oleh's younger sister, whom Petro has known since childhood. She left her husband, a tyrant, and for the next month was busy looking for work and a new home. But a surprise for Petro is the appearance in his house - children of Veronika, thugs, sophomores, who turn the life of a macho upside down.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Irena Karpa
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:F Films
Cast
Natalia Pasenytska
Director
Kseniia Mishyna
Veronika
Artemii Yehorov
Petro
Oleksii Komarovskyi
Oleh
Volodymyr Kravchuk
Maks
Denys Pasiechnyi
Andrii
Olena Bondareva-Repina
Petro's Mother
Olesya Gayova
Croupier Lana
Dmitry Gordon
Neighbor
Jerry Heil
Girl in a Convertible 1
Anna Trincher
Girl in a Convertible 2
Dmytro Tuboltsev
Veronica's Ex-Husband
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