One soviet programmer has problems in his job. He is laughed at by women, they think he is too awkward. His chiefs are giving no rest to him. In addition to that they give him very difficult project to be done very soon. Overcoming himself he does impossible. After closing away in his office and spending there several days and nights without sleep he finds some solution and immediately fells asleep. After waking up after very surrealistic dream he surprises of what has happened while he was asleep. And the miracles have just started for him…
Vitaliy Melnikov
Director
Vasiliy Bochkaryov
Константин Петрович Шапошников, «Снюсик»
Evgeniya Glushenko
Татьяна Шапошникова (жена)
Tatyana Plotnikova
Яна (сотрудница НИИ, ассистент «Снюсика»)
Innokentiy Smoktunovskiy
Сан Саныч (врач-психиатр, взяточник)
Stanislav Sadalskiy
Китаев (сотрудник НИИ)
Galina Volchek
Эмма Фёдоровна (начальник лаборатории НИИ)
Svetlana Kryuchkova
Эвелина Романовна (товаровед, клиентка)
Mikhail Kozakov
Иосиф Тимурович Петров (гипнотизёр)
Evgeni Leonov
директор НИИ
Yuri Bogatyryov
Павел Егорович Перебереев (начальник отдела)
Nina Ruslanova
председатель худсовета
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