The main characters of the film are residents of different places of this country, most common people, with whom most uncommon things, pure wonders, happen. Semyon and Lyuba, a family of fireguards, have a chance to fulfill a dream – to go to Moscow to take part in their favorite TV show “Field of Miracles” (“Pole Chudes”), where they should make a life choice “trophy or money?” An inexperienced officer of Patrol-Guard Service and at the same time an experienced loser Sanya will have to not only survive his first day of service but also to accept his wife’s labors and to reanimate his partner. Four newly acquainted fellows must by any means fly to Moscow in non-flying weather, and a couple of young lovers must reconcile their irreconcilable parents by some mysterious way. Valera has to decide on a dilemma: to save mankind from the Deluge or just to fly with his karaoke-alien-friends in their old UFO? All these things can happen only once a year – on December, 31!
Dmitriy Dyachenko, Maxim Sveshnikov
Director
Leonid Barats
Леван Гогия (фрукты, овощи, пластиковые окна)
Aleksandr Demidov
бывший ВДВешник
Kamil Larin
Сергей Александрович Дубровский (артист, шоумен, режиссёр, продюССер)
Rostislav Khait
Виктор Николаевич (аудитор)
Elena Yakovleva
Люба (жена Семёна)
Fyodor Dobronravov
Семён Волошин (водитель пожарной машины из Костромы, участник программы «Поле чудес»)
Timofey Tribuntsev
Валера
Sergey Lavygin
Анатолий (инопланетянин-золотарь с Центавры)
Vladislav Vetrov
Геннадий Илларионович (инопланетянин-золотарь с Центавры)
Pavel Vorozhtsov
сотрудник ДПС
Aleksandr Pal
Саня Мачульский (полицейский сержант)
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