Marriage

Marriage follows the story of Podkolyosin, a middle-aged court adviser who is persuaded by his friend Kochkaryov to pursue Agafya Tikhonovna, a merchant's daughter. As the wedding approaches, Podkolyosin wrestles with his indecisiveness, ultimately fleeing from the altar in a dramatic escape through a window.

This film captures the essence of Soviet-era comedy, showcasing the humor and social commentary typical of the time. With a talented cast including Svetlana Kryuchkova and Aleksey Petrenko, it reflects the cultural nuances of its era. Collectors interested in Soviet cinema or adaptations of classic literature will find this film an interesting addition to their collection.