How Kristina Orbakaite and Gosha Kutsenko became robots

In March, the continuation of the fantastic comedy “Love-carrot. Rise of the Machines”. In the central roles, as in the first films, Kristina Orbakaite and Gosha Kutsenko starred.

Directed by Andrei Volgin, with the light hand of screenwriters Dmitry Pinchukov and Renat Davletyarov, he will tell us about the new adventures of the strongest film couple in Russian cinema – Marina and Andrey Golubev.

For those who first encounter the Golubevs, it would be useful to know that this couple has already had many exciting adventures that can test the strength of any family. After experiencing some cooling after seven years of relationship, the couple decided to seek help from a family psychologist, as a result of which they woke up the next morning in each other’s bodies. For a better understanding.

Marina, in the body of her husband, a successful lawyer Andrei, loses an important case. And Andrei sees only spots in the body of the art historian Marina on the canvas of the Impressionists. In addition, the picture disappears, and Andrei himself in the body of Marina is taken hostage.

“Gosha and I have been in film marriage for 16 years,” says Kristina Orbakaite. – The screen allowed our heroes to survive a lot of dramas, periods of family misunderstanding, but in the end, the love of our heroes turned out to be stronger than all our trials.

In the new film, a series of comical and dangerous adventures will continue with the appearance of the youngest son Vasily in the family. The younger generation will present new problems. The characters now have to deal with raising a child in the age of high technology. And besides, to form their own attitude to numerous gadgets, including robots.

It’s funny, but it is these same robots in the comedy that will radically change the usual course of life. The grown-up children of the Golubev family will design robotic astronauts and call them Ivan da Marya. Once again, the art of family psychologist Dr. Kogan will help to resolve new technological intra-family disputes. The endlessly quarreling spouses will one day wake up in the bodies of Ivan and Marya, and in order to return to their own familiar appearance, they will need to somehow come to an understanding. And they will be resisted very actively by robots that do not want to make the reverse transition at all. After all, they liked human existence so much!

In addition to Kristina Orbakaite and Gosha Kutsenko, Andrei Urgant, Kirill Kozakov, Sergei Asharin, Alexei Maklakov, Nikita Volkov and many other good artists starred in the film.

Elena Bulova.

Photo courtesy of the painting’s PR service