Love Me 2005
In Vera Storozheva's charming Russian romantic comedy *Love Me (2005)*, Shurik, a brilliant but unpredictable designer, faces a career crisis when his new boss Kira threatens to fire him for his lack of collaboration.
Director: Vera Storozheva
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Love Me (2005) about?
*Love Me (2005)* follows Shurik, a talented but anti-social designer who risks losing his job to his strict new supervisor. To win her approval, he disguises himself as a woman and becomes her housekeeper, leading to a series of hilarious and heartwarming misadventures.
Who directed Love Me?
Vera Storozheva directed *Love Me (2005)*, bringing a playful yet nuanced touch to this romantic comedy.
Who stars in Love Me?
The film stars Pavel Derevyanko, Alyona Babenko, and Mikhail Efremov, with Garik Sukachyov and Ilse Liepa rounding out the ensemble.
Is Love Me (2005) worth watching?
*Love Me (2005)* is a lighthearted, clever rom-com with a unique premise and solid performances. While IMDb doesn't rate it, its blend of humor, romance, and Moscow-set charm makes it an entertaining watch for fans of offbeat comedies.
How long is Love Me?
*Love Me (2005)* has a runtime of 98 minutes.
About Love Me (2005) — A Russian Rom-Com Where Identity Takes a Wild Turn
In Vera Storozheva's charming Russian romantic comedy *Love Me (2005)*, Shurik, a brilliant but unpredictable designer, faces a career crisis when his new boss Kira threatens to fire him for his lack of collaboration. To understand her tastes and secure his job, Shurik takes a bold, unconventional step—he disguises himself as a woman and lands a job as Kira's housekeeper. What unfolds is a delightful mix of mistaken identity, workplace chaos, and unexpected romance.
The film blends sharp wit with heartfelt moments, exploring themes of identity, perception, and the lengths people go to adapt. With a vibrant Moscow backdrop and a cast delivering quirky yet relatable performances, *Love Me (2005)* offers a fresh take on love's many disguises.