This film is a romantic road movie about a journey that changes people not only externally but also internally. According to the creators, it is a sunny, light, and air-filled story about travel, unexpected encounters, discoveries, and emotional transformations. The plot tells of an unusual trip from Moscow to Ufa. Vera, a cheerful actress with an optimistic outlook on life, decides to take a taxi to get to the other end of the country, not suspecting that behind the wheel will be the serious and silent Vadim. What began as an ordinary trip turns into an exciting journey of 1500 kilometers through several Russian cities… and towards each other. Filming took place in the picturesque corners of Vladimir and Nizhny Novgorod, as well as in Kazan, Ufa, and Moscow.

Filming Locations:

Streets of Kazan

In the Movie

The scene where nighttime Kazan reveals itself to the heroes in all its mysterious beauty. The car glides smoothly along the illuminated streets, reflecting the flickering city lights in the windows. In the distance, towering above the night landscape, the Kazan Kremlin appears — its white stone walls softly lit, and above them the mosque rises majestically.

In Reality

The scene was filmed near the Kul Sharif Mosque. This is one of the main architectural gems of Kazan, located in the heart of the Kazan Kremlin. This place is ideal for filming due to its majestic architecture, harmonious combination of historical and modern appearance, and the picturesque views opening from the complex's territory.

River Station

In the Movie

The scene where on a sunny summer day, the heroine of Irina Starshenbaum descends the stairs to the river station. Her hair is blown by the wind, rays play on her face, and everything is literally saturated with hot summer air. The girl descends the stairs to the building with a light smile.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at the Nizhny Novgorod River Station, located on the Volga embankment with a magnificent view of the river and the historical part of the city. The station looks majestic, combining elements of classical architecture and Soviet constructivism. Its light facade, topped with a characteristic clock tower, stands out among the surrounding buildings and recalls the past when river vessels were the most important means of communication between cities.