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5.6 / 10(58 votes)IMDb20091h 28m$9.1M Worldwide GrossRussia, Ukraine, United States of America

Love and the City

Любовь в большом городе

Synopsis

Three Russian friends work in New York, party hard and chase women. It's great times until they get cursed by a drunken Russian night club owner, who turns out to be Saint Valentine. St. Valentine's curse is simple - the guys lose all their manly powers until they find their true love. It turns out to be harder than it sounds - our boys have a lot of growing up to do. Fast.

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Release History & Theatrical Window

Theatrical Premiere

November 11, 2009

Wide Cinema Exhibition

Financials & Box Office Performance

ReleasedCommercial Hit (2.6x ROI)

Production Budget

$3.5M

Filming & production cost

Worldwide Gross

$9.1M

Total global ticket sales

Box Office Return

2.6x

+$5.6M net gain

Theatrical Status

Profitable

Box office tier

Budget: $3.5MWorldwide: $9.1M

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Maryus Vaysberg
Screenplay & Story
Maryus Vaysberg
Original Score
Vladimir Sayko
Original Title
Любовь в большом городе
Country of Origin
Russia, Ukraine, United States of America
Spoken Languages
English, Russian
Runtime
1h 28m
Production Budget
$3.5M
Worldwide Gross
$9.1M
Production Studios
LPLS Film Production, Living Films, Leopolis, Studio Kvartal 95

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Maryus Vaysberg

Screenplay & Story

Maryus Vaysberg, Andrey Yakovlev, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Borys Shefir, Serhii Shefir

Original Score & Music

Vladimir Sayko

Director of Photography

Irek Hartowicz, Ilya Boyko, Ray Collins, Sergey Dyshuk

Film Editing

David Dodson

Producers

Sergey Livnev, Georgy Malkov

Department Leadership Roster

Maryus  Vaysberg

Maryus Vaysberg

Director

Sergey Livnev

Sergey Livnev

Producer

Nikita Nagibin

Costume Design

Jacki Roach

Costume Design

Irek Hartowicz

Director of Photography

Georgy Malkov

Georgy Malkov

Producer

Tamar Gadish

Production Design

David Dodson

Editor

Vladimir Sayko

Vladimir Sayko

Original Music Composer

Maryus  Vaysberg

Maryus Vaysberg

Screenplay

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Love and the City.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Love and the City

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Love and the City about?

Three Russian friends work in New York, party hard and chase women. It's great times until they get cursed by a drunken Russian night club owner, who turns out to be Saint Valentine. St. Valentine's curse is simple - the guys lose all their manly powers until they find their true love. It turns out to be harder than it sounds - our boys have a lot of growing up to do. Fast.

Who directed Love and the City?

Love and the City was directed by Maryus Vaysberg.

Who stars in Love and the City?

The principal cast of Love and the City includes Vera Brezhneva, Anastasiya Zadorozhnaya, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Filipp Kirkorov, Ville Haapasalo.

When was Love and the City released and how long is it?

Love and the City was released in 2009 with a total runtime of 1h 28m.

What was the box office and production budget of Love and the City?

Love and the City had a reported production budget of $3.5M and grossed $9.1M at the worldwide box office (2.6 return on budget, classified as a commercial hit).

Who composed the musical score for Love and the City?

The original motion picture soundtrack for Love and the City was composed by Vladimir Sayko.