Marriage of convenience 2002
Set against the sun-soaked streets of Yalta, *Marriage of Convenience* (2002) follows the spirited and glamorous Vera as she navigates a summer swarmed with admirers eager to claim her hand.
Director: Yuriy Pavlov
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Marriage of convenience (2002) about?
*Marriage of Convenience* follows Vera, a young woman in Yalta who faces pressure to marry during the bustling summer season. Torn between admirers and her own high standards, she must decide whether to chase romance or settle for a convenient arrangement. The film humorously explores the chaos and charm of modern dating.
Who directed Marriage of convenience?
Yuriy Pavlov directed *Marriage of Convenience* (2002), bringing a lighthearted and stylish touch to this romantic comedy set in Yalta.
Who stars in Marriage of convenience?
The film features Natalya Kurdyubova as Vera, with Evgeniy Stychkin as one of her potential suitors, alongside Lidiya Fedoseyeva-Shukshina and Igor Butman in key supporting roles.
Is Marriage of convenience (2002) worth watching?
If you enjoy breezy romantic comedies with relatable themes and a Russian twist, *Marriage of Convenience* delivers charm and humor. While it may not be a blockbuster, its sunny atmosphere and engaging cast make it a pleasant watch for fans of lighthearted romances.
How long is Marriage of convenience?
*Marriage of Convenience* (2002) runs for 96 minutes.
About Marriage of Convenience (2002) — A romantic comedy where love meets convenience in Yalta's sunlit streets
Set against the sun-soaked streets of Yalta, *Marriage of Convenience* (2002) follows the spirited and glamorous Vera as she navigates a summer swarmed with admirers eager to claim her hand. But Vera's standards are high—wealthy, intelligent, and irresistibly handsome, her potential suitors must rise above the ordinary. As her circle of hopefuls grows, so do the stakes: will she find true love or settle for convenience? Directed by Yuriy Pavlov, this charming Russian romantic comedy blends wit, warmth, and the golden glow of a coastal getaway, making it a feast for fans of lighthearted escapism and heartfelt connections.
With a cast led by Natalya Kurdyubova's radiant charm and Evgeniy Stychkin's effortless charisma, the film crackles with chemistry and genuine humor. From the glamorous resorts to the playful cat-and-mouse games of courtship, *Marriage of Convenience* captures the dizzying highs and occasional pitfalls of modern romance, all wrapped in a breezy 96-minute package perfect for a cozy viewing experience.