The life of entire statistical bureau becomes crazy when an ordinary worker, a shy man, falls in love with a boss, a strict woman.The life of entire statistical bureau becomes crazy when an ordinary worker, a shy man, falls in love with a boss, a strict woman.The life of entire statistical bureau becomes crazy when an ordinary worker, a shy man, falls in love with a boss, a strict woman.
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Pyotr Shcherbakov
- Pyotr Ivanovich Bublikov
- (as P. Shcherbakov)
Nelli Pshyonnaya
- Samokhvalov's Wife
- (as N. Pshennaya)
Nadezhda Repina
- Alena
- (as N. Repina)
Viktor Filippov
- Borovskikh
- (as V. Filippov)
Kseniya Borozdina
- Statistical Office Clerk
- (as K. Borozdina)
Georgiy Burkov
- Zhora
- (as G. Burkov)
Vera Burlakova
- Inventory Committee Member
- (as V. Burlakova)
Lidiya Dranovskaya
- Statistical Office Clerk
- (as L. Dranovskaya)
Aleksandr Fatyushin
- Statistical Office Clerk
- (as A. Fatyushin)
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- TriviaSamokhvalov's surname corresponds with his image as it comes from the archaic Russian word "samokhval", which means "self-praiser", "boaster".
- GoofsWhen Verochka is talking to Lyudmila in the office the former has red nail polish on her finger nails in one shot and no nail polish at all in the next.
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Novoseltsev: I have two kids. A boy and... a boy, too. Two boys.
- SoundtracksV moyey dushe pokoya net
Music by Andrey Petrov
Lyrics by Robert Burns and Samuil Marshak
Performed by Alisa Freyndlikh
Featured review
Eldar Ryazanov's "Sluzhebnyy roman" ("Office Romance" in English) had me properly fooled early on. I assumed that it was going to be a Soviet version of "The Apartment". It turns out that there's a number of surprises on the way, many of them cartoonish. This story of a love affair between maladroit statistician Anatoly Novoseltsev (Andrey Myagkov) and stern boss Lyudmila Kalugina (Alisa Freindlich) hits all the right notes. Overall it comes across as a spoof of day-to-day work in the Soviet Union. It could easily get shown as a double-bill with "The Apartment", "9 to 5", or the opening segment in Monty Python's "Meaning of Life". Really funny.
- lee_eisenberg
- Jun 30, 2016
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