Yolki 5

A Russian New Year's comedy released in 2016, continuing the popular "Yolki" film series and once again intertwining multiple storylines that unfold on the eve of New Year’s celebrations across Russia. The movie brings back beloved characters from previous installments while introducing new ones, all connected by the miraculous boomerang effect, which suggests that kindness always returns. Borya (Ivan Urgant) and Zhenya (Sergey Svetlakov) find themselves in another difficult situation: this time, Borya is trying to regain the trust of his family after a divorce, with Zhenya unexpectedly becoming his advisor. Little Nastya (Alisa Grebenshchikova) dreams of reuniting her long-separated parents and embarks on a great journey to make it happen. Meanwhile, a reckless snowmobile rider (Alexander Golovin) gets into a life-threatening situation in the remote taiga, where his survival depends on complete strangers. Two young lovers (Kirill Kaganovich and Glafira Tarkhanova) struggle with distance and misunderstandings while trying to keep their relationship alive. In Moscow, a renowned surgeon (Fyodor Bondarchuk) unexpectedly receives a lesson in kindness and compassion from an unknown person. These stories unfold against the backdrop of the New Year's rush, as people reflect on what truly matters, forgive each other, perform good deeds, and believe in miracles. Filled with humor, a warm atmosphere, stunning winter landscapes, and a festive mood, the film emphasizes that New Year’s is a time for hope, love, and fresh beginnings.