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Liza despises Grisha, but she nevertheless agrees to help him change. The psychologist proposes to change the scenario and make Liza the object of Grisha's love. Grisha proceeds to make a genuine connection with Liza. The amazed Pavel agrees to continue the project. Seeing the reaction of those around him, Grisha suddenly realizes that he's gone too far, and for the first time in his life returns to the person offended by him to ask for forgiveness. However, the project is saved unexpectedly: Grisha accidentally, out of the corner of her eye, remarks that the village girl Liza ( Aleksandra Bortich), who had unsuccessfully jumped from a horse, seems to be wearing modern panties, and tries to look up her skirt. Pavel, seeing no progress in Grisha's attitude, is enraged and plans to destroy the project. The scriptwriter plans for Grisha to begin an affair with Aglaya, developing into a serf eloping with a 'lady' and a complete reassessment of life attitudes, but Grisha does not seem to sympathize with the situation of a young woman forced to marry an older, rich landowner.

The project is not a perfect recreation of 1860s Russia, but because Grisha is too ignorant of basic Russian history to notice the many anachronisms around him, the project is not threatened. The goal of the project is to completely change Grisha's view of the world around him and himself, for which the team is watching his every move. In reality, the whole village of the 19th century turns out to be a skillful production of Anastasia and the psychologist Lev Arnoldovich, carried out with Pavel's money. Trying to reason logically, Grisha at first vehemently denies the possibility of falling into the past, but then gradually comes to terms with the position of a serf. He is saved only by the appearance of Aglaya (Olga Dibtseva), the daughter of a landowner, for the sake of whose name day the master (Oleg Komarov) pardons the fugitive. Grisha tries to run away unsuccessfully and is dragged away to be hanged. At first, Grisha thinks that this is a trick, but the surrounding reality is too real, the surrounding people too convincing - and now he is a disenfranchised serf, a horse groom, unable to perform his duties, because he is afraid of horses. He comes to in a stable in an abandoned village, located on a landowner's estate in the Russian Empire in the summer of 1860, six months before the abolition of serfdom. Soon Grisha gets into an accident arranged by his father and loses consciousness.

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TV producer Anastasia (Mariya Mironova), Pavel's friend with benefits, invites him to contact Lev Arnoldovich, an eccentric psychologist, whose unusual methods may seem cruel and shocking, but almost always give a guaranteed result. Pavel begins to look for a way to change his son for the better. One day Grisha gets into an accident with the police, and his father realizes that Grisha will continue to be more and more reckless and dangerous in faith that his father will save him from any punishment for his actions. He is a spoiled youth who spends almost all the time in night clubs, has casual sex with women, and does whatever he wants with no consequences. Grisha ( Miloš Biković) is the son of the oligarch Pavel (Aleksandr Samoylenko). Ī sequel, Serf 2, will be released on Central Partnership in December 2023. It was theatrically released in Russia on 26 December 2019 by Central Partnership. The film produced by Yellow, Black and White, the film stars Miloš Biković, with Aleksandra Bortich, Aleksandr Samoylenko, Ivan Okhlobystin, and Mariya Mironova. The plot follows a wealthy businessman's son who is made to believe he has traveled back to the time of serfdom in Russia, in order to reform his uncouth behaviour.

Serf, also known as Son of a Rich ( Russian: Холоп, romanized: Kholop) is a 2019 Russian comedy film directed by Klim Shipenko.

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