Yolki 3

A Russian New Year's comedy film released in 2013, the third installment in the popular "Yolki" series, created by Bazelevs studio under the production of Timur Bekmambetov. The film continues the tradition of the previous parts, telling several novellas connected by the theme of New Year's miracles, love, and friendship. The central storyline follows Boris (Ivan Urgant) and Yevgeny (Sergey Svetlakov), best friends who have fallen out. Yevgeny is upset with Boris for missing his wedding, and now Boris must find a way to make amends before the New Year arrives. Meanwhile, stories unfold in other Russian cities. In Kaluga, scientist Andrey (Konstantin Khabensky) creates a unique device for communicating with animals, but his invention accidentally falls into the hands of children, leading to unexpected consequences. In Yekaterinburg, a lovestruck young man, Dania (Andrey Merzlikin), attempts a New Year's feat to prove his love to his girlfriend. In Chelyabinsk, a little girl named Nastya (Alina Bulynko) from an orphanage dreams of finding parents, and her story intertwines with other characters in the film. New Year's Eve becomes a time of true miracles, as people's fates intertwine, past grievances fade away, and faith in kindness helps the heroes overcome their challenges. The film received mixed reviews from critics but was successful at the box office, grossing over 800 million rubles.