Mommies 2012
Sarik Andreasyan's 2012 rom-com *Mommies* dives into a high-stakes mother's day with a twist that no one saw coming. When phone networks collapse under the weight of International Women's Day greetings, a group of determined friends refuses to let their mothers go uncelebrated.
Director: Sarik Andreasyan
Cast
Anastasiya Zavorotnyuk
Nadezhda Pushkaryova
Igor Vernik
Aleksandr Evgenievich
Andrey Fedortsov
Aleksey Vanin
Sergey Pokhodaev
Misha
Oleksiy Horbunov
Dmitriy
Nina Ruslanova
Dmitriy's mother
Olga Tumaykina
Lyudmila
Mikhail Krylov
employee
Yuliya Grishina
boy's mother / secretary
Ararat Keshchyan
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Mommies (2012) about?
A chaotic International Women's Day turns upside-down when a nationwide phone outage leaves millions unable to call their moms. One determined group of friends refuses to accept the delay, leading to a city-wide scavenger hunt filled with romance, laughter, and unexpected solutions.
Who directed Mommies?
Mommies was directed by Sarik Andreasyan, known for blending humor with heartfelt storytelling in Russian comedies.
Who stars in Mommies?
The film features Anastasiya Zavorotnyuk, Igor Vernik, Andrey Fedortsov, Sergey Pokhodaev, and Oleksiy Horbunov in key roles.
Is Mommies (2012) worth watching?
Though it flew under the IMDb radar, *Mommies* shines as a quick, feel-good rom-com with solid comedic timing and relatable themes. Fans of light romances and ensemble ensemble humor should find plenty to enjoy here.
How long is Mommies?
Mommies runs for 102 minutes, offering a tight, engaging runtime perfect for a single-sitting watch.
About Mommies (2012) — A hilarious mother's day meltdown comedy
Sarik Andreasyan's 2012 rom-com *Mommies* dives into a high-stakes mother's day with a twist that no one saw coming. When phone networks collapse under the weight of International Women's Day greetings, a group of determined friends refuses to let their mothers go uncelebrated. Caught in a comical race against time, they scramble through Moscow's streets searching for creative ways to make sure every call gets through—even if it means rewriting the rules of modern communication.
The film blends lighthearted romance with genuine warmth, showcasing the unbreakable bond between mothers and children. With a playful tone and relatable premise, *Mommies (2012)* turns a technical outage into an unforgettable celebration of love and persistence.
Starring Anastasiya Zavorotnyuk and Igor Vernik, this ensemble comedy delivers laughs while paying heartfelt tribute to the women who shape our lives.
