Couple vs. Couple 2025
Set against the sun-soaked halls of a high-end sanatorium, *Couple vs. Couple* (2025) – directed by Vladimir Kott – delivers a razor-sharp Russian comedy about academic rivals, fresh starts, and the messy art of starting over.
Director: Vladimir Kott
Cast
Dmitry Chebotarev
Irina Gorbacheva
Aleksandr Robak
Evgeny Egorov
Ulyana Chzhan
Vladimir Svirskiy
Gleb Kulakov
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Couple vs. Couple (2025) about?
The film follows Kostya, a university professor whose vacation with his wife Olya takes a shocking turn when she leaves him for a wealthy lifestyle guru. Desperate to reconnect, Kostya sets his sights on the man's disinterested daughter, hoping to leverage the connection into a reunion with Olya. What follows is a chain of awkward encounters, comedic missteps, and a battle of wills that no one saw coming.
Who directed Couple vs. Couple?
Vladimir Kott, known for blending sharp social satire with accessible storytelling, directs this upcoming Russian comedy.
Who stars in Couple vs. Couple?
The film features Dmitry Chebotarev as Kostya, Irina Gorbacheva as Olya, and Aleksandr Robak as the health-obsessed Sergey, supported by Evgeny Egorov, Ulyana Chzhan, and Vladimir Svirskiy.
Is Couple vs. Couple (2025) worth watching?
Packed with cringe humor and clever twists, *Couple vs. Couple* (2025) is a light yet satisfying watch for fans of rom-coms with bite. While IMDb hasn't rated it yet, its premise and cast suggest a fun escape that balances wit with relatable relationship chaos.
How long is Couple vs. Couple?
The film runs for 90 minutes.
About Couple vs. Couple (2025) — A Switched-Up Rom-Com Where Everyone Plays the Wrong Game
Set against the sun-soaked halls of a high-end sanatorium, *Couple vs. Couple* (2025) – directed by Vladimir Kott – delivers a razor-sharp Russian comedy about academic rivals, fresh starts, and the messy art of starting over. When university lecturer Kostya discovers his wife Olya has traded him for the polished, health-obsessed businessman Sergey, he's left scrambling for a way back into her life. In a twist of comedic desperation, Kostya pivots to seducing Sergey's reluctant daughter Sonya, hoping to use her as a bridge to win Olya back. What unfolds is a spiraling farce of misplaced affection, awkward alliances, and the absurd lengths we go to when pride's on the line.
Under Kott's deft hand, this 90-minute romp transforms a simple marital feud into a gleeful battle of egos and etiquette. The film crackles with dry humor, poking fun at modern relationship tropes while never losing sight of its characters' genuine emotional stumbles. Expect sharp dialogue, cringe-worthy charm, and a cast that turns clichés into comedy gold.
