Loser 2007
Aleksandr Abdulov's 2007 comedy Loser follows Dimitry 'Dima' as a string of bad luck suddenly flips into a life-changing jackpot.
Director: Aleksandr Abdulov
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Loser (2007) about?
Loser (2007) is a light-hearted Russian comedy about Dimitry 'Dima,' a man whose streak of bad luck reverses when he wins big at a casino and embarks on a wild New Year's road trip from Moscow to St. Petersburg.
Who directed Loser?
Loser was directed by Aleksandr Abdulov, who also stars in the film and brings his signature blend of humor and heart to the comedic road-trip tale.
Who stars in Loser?
The film features Aleksandr Abdulov, Sergey Nikonenko, Sergei Stepanchenko, Irina Rozanova, and Inna Pivars, with Andrey Makarevich rounding out the ensemble.
Is Loser (2007) worth watching?
Loser delivers breezy, feel-good comedy wrapped in holiday atmosphere and fast-paced escapades. While it may not break new ground, its charm lies in the relatable mix of luck, camaraderie, and the joy of unexpected detours—perfect for fans of light Russian comedies.
How long is Loser?
Loser runs for 104 minutes, just under two hours of non-stop Moscow-to-Valdai fun.
About Loser (2007) — Moscow jackpot, Valdai cop chase, and a holiday comedy twist
Aleksandr Abdulov's 2007 comedy Loser follows Dimitry 'Dima' as a string of bad luck suddenly flips into a life-changing jackpot. After an accidental win at a Moscow casino turns his fortunes overnight, Dima trades his old jalopy for a shiny new sports car and sets off on a high-speed dash to St. Petersburg to celebrate New Year's with an old friend. The journey takes a comic detour when a stern highway patrolman near Valdai pulls him over, setting the stage for absurd misunderstandings and heartfelt lessons about luck, friendship, and second chances.
With its bright, Moscow-to-province setting and a cast led by Abdulov himself alongside Sergey Nikonenko and Irina Rozanova, Loser merges slapstick mishaps with cozy holiday spirit. The film captures the chaotic charm of a modern Russian road trip, where every detour feels like part of the adventure and every character becomes a mirror for the hero's shifting fortunes.