Repeated Wedding

Synopsis

"Repeated Wedding" (Повторная свадьба) is a 1975 Soviet comedy film starring the beloved actor Andrey Mironov. The story revolves around a charming yet hapless protagonist who finds himself caught up in a series of humorous and unforeseen romantic entanglements following a wedding. The film masterfully combines elements of farce and light-hearted satire to explore themes of love, marriage, and societal expectations in Soviet-era Russia. With its witty dialogue, lively performances, and a playful narrative, "Repeated Wedding" offers a delightful glimpse into interpersonal relationships and the complexities that accompany second chances in love and life.

Cast

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  Andrey Mironov

  Илья

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  Natalya Yegorova

  Лида

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  Marina Dyuzheva

  Ася Тарасова

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  Irina Kalinovskaya

  Настя

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  Zinaida Dekhtyaryova

  Наталья Петровна

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  Stanislav Chekan

  директор цементного завода

Reviews

Critically, "Repeated Wedding" has garnered a mixed to moderately positive reception from audiences and critics alike. On IMDb, the film holds a rating of 6.0 out of 10, reflecting a general appreciation for its comedic elements and Andrey Mironov’s charismatic performance. Reviewers have praised the movie's clever script and the way it captures the nuances of Soviet social norms with humor and charm. However, some critiques suggest that the pacing feels uneven at times and that the humor may not resonate as strongly with international audiences unfamiliar with cultural contexts. While not considered a cinematic masterpiece, it remains a cherished classic in Soviet-era filmography, celebrated for its nostalgic value and light-hearted spirit. Unfortunately, "Repeated Wedding" does not have aggregated scores on platforms like Rotten Tomatoes or Metacritic, making IMDb the primary source for audience-driven evaluation.