New Year’s Flight 2015
"New Year’s Eve brings surprises to the residents of both capitals."
Director Nana Jorjadze weaves a heartfelt holiday romance around three intertwining stories set against the glittering backdrop of New Year's Eve.
Director: Nana Jorjadze
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is New Year's Flight (2015) about?
This Russian holiday romance follows three women whose lives unravel on New Year's Eve. Vera uncovers her husband's affair, journalist Stefania questions her engagement, and architect Sergey chases a lost love—all while the clock ticks toward midnight. Their stories collide in a tale of deception, longing, and fresh starts.
Who directed New Year's Flight?
Nana Jorjadze, the acclaimed Georgian director known for her emotionally rich storytelling, helmed this 2015 holiday romance. Jorjadze blends sharp character studies with the festive energy of Moscow and St. Petersburg.
Who stars in New Year's Flight?
The film features Oksana Fandera as Vera, Svetlana Khodchenkova as Stefania, and Marat Basharov as Sergey, with Sergey Chonishvili, Dmitriy Miller, and Oleg Dolin rounding out the ensemble cast.
Is New Year's Flight (2015) worth watching?
While it lacks an IMDb rating, this Russian holiday romance offers a charming blend of humor and heartache, ideal for fans of character-driven dramas. Its festive setting and relatable themes make it a cozy pick for New Year's viewing, though expectations for cinematic grandeur should remain modest.
How long is New Year's Flight?
New Year's Flight runs for 200 minutes, or just over three hours, offering ample time to savor its intertwining stories and holiday atmosphere.
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About New Year's Flight (2015) — A Russian Holiday Romance with Three Interwoven Love Stories
Director Nana Jorjadze weaves a heartfelt holiday romance around three intertwining stories set against the glittering backdrop of New Year's Eve. Former rock singer Vera, now a content housewife, discovers her director husband's infidelity just as she's preparing to spend the night alone. Meanwhile, journalist Stefania grapples with her fiancé's conventional family expectations, and architect Sergey embarks on a late-night flight from St. Petersburg to Moscow, hoping to reconcile with his estranged lover. As confetti falls and champagne bubbles rise, each character confronts secrets, second chances, and the bittersweet magic of new beginnings.
New Year's Flight (2015) captures the frenetic energy of Moscow and St. Petersburg during the holiday season, blending comedy and melancholy in equal measure. Jorjadze's direction infuses the familiar tropes of romantic drama with a fresh, observational lens, exploring themes of love, betrayal, and the quiet resilience of women navigating modern relationships. With its rich character arcs and festive setting, this Russian romance feels like a love letter to the unexpected twists that define both life and love during the most magical time of year.