Not Like Dad 2: Granddad

The story follows Max, who is on the brink of divorce, as he tries to retrieve his runaway son Dima for the autumn holidays. Joined by Irina, his ex-wife, and Vlad, a family psychologist and Irina's part-time boyfriend, they embark on a search that leads them to Max's father in the village. As they travel, Max reflects on his own childhood experiences during his parents' divorce, weaving in memories of first love and friendships.

Clocking in at 84 minutes, Not Like Dad 2: Granddad delves into the complexities of family dynamics and the impact of divorce on relationships. The blend of comedy and drama makes it appealing for collectors who appreciate films that tackle emotional themes within a humorous context. With a talented cast including Vladimir Vdovichenkov and Evgeny Tsyganov, this sequel adds depth to the original narrative while maintaining the spirit of its predecessor.