My Favorite Bugger

My Favorite Bugger

Release date : September 21, 2011
Runtime : 1h 25m
Countries of origin : Russia /
Original Language :
Director : Aleksandr Kott /
Writers :
Production companies : RWS /
September 21, 2011 1h 25m Russia Comedy More
5
User Score

Overview

Would-be PR man, ladies' man and adventurer Misha Vorobyov is on the verge of another zigzag of fate that does not promise him anything good. They were fired from a solid company, there is no money, and the prospects are more than vague. But Misha does not have time to get used to the sad status of a loser: fate once again presents an unexpected surprise in the form of a rather unusual offer from a former boss. It turns out that he has a son, Seryozha, a young man who is not exactly closed and complexed, but clearly does not meet his father's ideas about the image of a "real man". Realizing the futility of his attempts to guide his son "on the right path," Pavel Petrovich finds, as it seems to him, the only right way out of the situation.
More »

Top Billed Cast

More

Images

View All Images

Recommendations

More
Flow
Drama Comedy Horror Crime
I am Simply Starving
Horror Drama Thriller
Doctor Who: The Time of the Doctor
Drama Science Fiction TV Movie
Late Night Repairs
Thriller Action Crime Mystery
Flow
Animation
Tunnel Vision
Mystery Thriller TV Movie
  • title:My Favorite Bugger
  • status:Released
  • Release date: 2011
  • Runtime:1h 25m
  • Genres: Comedy · Romance ·
  • Countries of origin: Russia ·
  • Original Language:
  • Director: Aleksandr Kott /
  • Writers:
  • Production companies: RWS ·
  • Overview:Would-be PR man, ladies' man and adventurer Misha Vorobyov is on the verge of another zigzag of fate that does not promise him anything good. They were fired from a solid company, there is no money, and the prospects are more than vague. But Misha does not have time to get used to the sad status of a loser: fate once again presents an unexpected surprise in the form of a rather unusual offer from a former boss. It turns out that he has a son, Seryozha, a young man who is not exactly closed and complexed, but clearly does not meet his father's ideas about the image of a "real man". Realizing the futility of his attempts to guide his son "on the right path," Pavel Petrovich finds, as it seems to him, the only right way out of the situation.
Search history
delete
Popular search