After being suddenly laid off from his high-paying job at a bank, Max decides to fulfill a long-held dream—to move to the countryside. But his wife, Masha, is a die-hard city girl who can’t live without shopping and beauty treatments. Masha is categorically against moving to Senkivka. After losing the argument, she agrees to take a look at a little cottage in the village. Now Max’s task is to make Masha want to stay. His neighbors, Vasyl and Lyuba, step in to help him.
Kostiantyn Voitenko
Макс
Nazar Zadniprovskyi
Вася (чоловік Люби)
Vitalina Bibliv
Люба (дружина Васі)
Tadei Natarov
Тарас (син Васі і Люби)
Yaroslav Fedorchuk
Назар (син Васі і Люби)
Mariia Stopnyk
Маруся (дружина Назара)
Vitalii Ivanchenko
Володя (голова села Сеньківка)
Margarita Bakhtina
Наташа (жінка голови села)
Anastasiya Ostreinova
Катя (донька голови села)
After being suddenly laid off from his high-paying job at a bank, Max decides to fulfill a long-held dream—to move to the countryside. But his wife, Masha, is a die-hard city girl who can’t live without shopping and beauty treatments. Masha is categorically against moving to Senkivka. After losing the argument, she agrees to take a look at a little cottage in the village. Now Max’s task is to make Masha want to stay. His neighbors, Vasyl and Lyuba, step in to help him.
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