Love (2021 film) explained

Love
Director:Igor Tverdokhlebov
Cinematography:Mark Ziselson
Music:Andrei Timonin
Distributor:KaroRental
Runtime:91 minutes
Country:Russia
Language:Russian

Love (ru|Love||Lyubov) is a 2021 Russian romantic comedy-drama film directed by Igor Tverdokhlebov.[1] It was theatrically released in Russia on February 11, 2021 by KaroRental.[2] [3]

Plot

Various guests come to the Love Hotel, each seeking love, connection, or simply an escape from loneliness. Known as a beautiful and ideal place to spend February 14th, the hotel opens its doors to those looking to make Valentine’s Day special.

Among the guests are former classmates reuniting for the first time in 40 years, rekindling old feelings as they gather in the hotel restaurant. Meanwhile, a jealous husband searches every room on the floor, determined to find his wife, who has mysteriously stopped responding to his calls. Elsewhere, a private detective and his client conduct a covert operation using eavesdropping devices to expose the woman’s unfaithful husband.

A housekeeper, an immigrant from Uzbekistan, faces a difficult choice between love for her boyfriend and a cash offer from his mother to return home. Lastly, a timid student arrives at the hotel hoping to transform himself, only to experience a life-changing encounter with the town’s most talkative escort.[4]

Notes and References

  1. https://iz.ru/1123073/natalia-vasileva/kulturnaia-nedelia-vybor-izvestii Культурная неделя: выбор «Известий»
  2. https://www.intermedia.ru/news/355358 Сергей Светлаков и Максим Галкин придут в «Вечерний Ургант»
  3. https://tass.ru/kultura/9514045 Премьера новой комедии от Светлакова намечена на 11 февраля 2021 года
  4. https://www.kinoafisha.info/movies/8362836/ Love