A funny movie about a cop and a citizen.
It has a great storyline, but is sometimes hard to follow. It does have some good meaning and would be a fun movie to watch with friends.
In the movie there is a car accident where a man supposedly breaks his leg. It doesn't show anything like gore or anything gross, so you shouldn't need to worry about that.
There is no inappropriate content (one kissing scene) but there is some language.
The cop is upset and calls the driver a rude word, and there is one or two f-bombs later in the movie.
I believe the f-bombs were just roughly translated with the subtitles and maybe should just be disregarded.
For any parents wanting to watch this movie, at the party scene, that's where the f-bomb occurs. Otherwise it's a great movie and it's quite fun. 8/10
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Good movie about life.
ofpsmith10 October 2019
Warning: Spoilers
Pyotr Sergeyevich Zykin (Sergey Nikonenko) is a traffic officer who takes his job seriously and is proud of his position. One day he pulls over businessman Valentin Pavlovich Trunov (Nikita Mikhalkov) for a minor infraction. A minor feud begins between the two after Trunov posts a complaint about Zykin and Zykin gets chewed out at work. Although the movie is about the rivalry between the two men (in a very Eastern European fashion), it focuses largely on Zykin and can be accurately described as his story. We see his devotion to his work, his hobby as a motorcycle racer, several scenes of his home and family life, and his romance with his younger cousin's teacher Ekaterina (Marina Levtova). Less time is focused on Trunov but we come to know him as well. And while the film has a comedic tone it also makes you think more seriously about life. A copy of the film is on YouTube and so I encourage you to go check it out.
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