Moya bolshaya armyanskaya svadba

Mini-série télévisée
2004–
3h 28min

NOTE IMDb

MA NOTE

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueTigran, a popular plastic surgeon in Moscow with roots in Armenia, and Lena, a well-educated and beautiful Russian woman, are in love. Families on both sides are mostly against the prospect ... Tout lireTigran, a popular plastic surgeon in Moscow with roots in Armenia, and Lena, a well-educated and beautiful Russian woman, are in love. Families on both sides are mostly against the prospect of a "mixed marriage" and therefore devise various schemes to derail the impending engagem... Tout lireTigran, a popular plastic surgeon in Moscow with roots in Armenia, and Lena, a well-educated and beautiful Russian woman, are in love. Families on both sides are mostly against the prospect of a "mixed marriage" and therefore devise various schemes to derail the impending engagement. Hilarious situations develop.

Casting principal

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

NOTE IMDb

5,5/10

MA NOTE

Casting principal

3avis d'utilisateurs

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

Épisodes4

Parcourir les épisodes

1 saison 2004

Photos

Rôles principaux11

Modifier

Mikael Dzhanibekyan

Tigran

• 2004

Elvira Bolgova

Lena

• 2004

Rodion Nakhapetov

Lena's Father (2004)

• 2004

Natalya Andreychenko

Lena's Mother

• 2004

Marat Basharov

Zhenya

• 2004

Mariya Shukshina

• 2004

Armen Dzhigarkhanyan

Self

• 2004

• 2004

• 2004

• 2004

Suren (2004)

• 2004

Avis des utilisateurs3

5,569

Avis à la une

2joshuajones

Very simple

A very simple and tasteless film, bluntly contorted version of the "Greek" one... Avoid this unless you are movie pervert... The only bright point is Natalia Andreychenko - true professional, a bright star among the ungifted crew. And why I am not surprised to see Armen Jigarkhanian - the same role for years and years! I think this guy just made only one movie and then they just copy-and-pasted him into several ones. Overall, this film is another sad examples of how the square producers can spoil great theme. I hope that others will resist the temptation to stage something like Kazakh and Chuvash and Azeri and Croat and Mongolian fat weddings!!!

iomagic

Very funny and witty

I have to admit, I did not expect anything good from the modern Russian movies, especially when they are longer than 2 hours, but this one made me laugh many times - in fact, there is a strong urge to watch it again to memorize the excellent jokes! The actors play very good (Nahapetov is excellent), the jokes are not old or vulgar or predictable, and in general the movie is definitely worth seeing. And I should add, it's much better than My Big Fat Greek Wedding, which is somewhat similar in plot, but not half as funny. Most of the comments I read are negative and give good movies 3 or 4... I'd give this one 9 to 10. Thanks to the makers of this comedy for a great time and for not making yet another pathetic gangster serial!