A bright and unusual comedy intertwining love stories of people of different ages and nationalities. Fate brings the characters together with their soulmates in the most unexpected way, but then tests their strength, separating and reuniting them. This is a story about how love comes suddenly — it can be touching, naive, crazy, or even sad. Filming took place in Yerevan, Tbilisi, and Moscow. Interesting fact: several directors worked on the film. The stories set in Tbilisi and the airport were directed by Rezo Gigineishvili, the Moscow events by Roman Prygunov, and the episodes in Armenia were handled by Karen Oganesyan. This approach gave each storyline a unique style.

Filming Locations:

Airport

In the Movie

The scene where we meet Alexander Pal's character — a tired airport employee who spends long shifts at the check-in counter. In a half-asleep state, he philosophizes about love and visa regimes. No matter how strong the feelings, without official permission, without a "pass" to another country, you can't go further. We know this better than anyone.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at Vnukovo Airport, one of Moscow's largest aviation hubs. The bright waiting hall with rows of seats, electronic departure boards, and check-in counters conveys an atmosphere of travel and farewells. Duty staff, passengers with suitcases, and signal lights on the airfield create a dynamic and realistic picture of an airport where people's destinies intersect.

Business Center

In the Movie

The scene where Alexander slowly and confidently enters the office, followed by his colleagues. The man's attention is immediately drawn to traces of last night's fun — it seems his friend Ivan had a great time in the office. Alexander, as a true friend, helps Ivan and his young companion sneak past colleagues unnoticed.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at the modern Arcus III Class A business center on Leningradsky Prospekt. Inside, there is a spacious lobby with designer furniture, stylish offices, glass-walled meeting rooms, lounge areas, and a cafe. Panoramic elevators and long corridors create a dynamic atmosphere, while the underground parking and city views add an urban backdrop. An excellent location for filming office scenes, business dramas, and comedies.

Ancient Temple

In the Movie

The scene where a charismatic Armenian musician meets his adult son for the first time, whose existence he only recently learned about. To spend time with him and get to know him better, he invites him and his girlfriend on a trip to an ancient temple. The musician watches his son closely but is not yet ready to reveal the truth that they are connected by much more than it seems at first glance.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at the Temple of Garni, which is the only surviving pagan temple in Armenia. It is located on a picturesque cliff above the Azat River gorge. Its majestic Hellenistic-style architecture with basalt columns creates an atmosphere of antiquity and mysticism. Around the temple, there are breathtaking views of mountain landscapes, rocky cliffs, and the ruins of a medieval palace.