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Russian Whispers: Regia di Keif Gwinn. Con Rob Hadden, Jahmai Maasai, Charlotte Moore, Merab Ninidze. Planning a wedding is rarely this tense. Even among gangsters. Parents of the groom visit the home of their soon-to-be-in-laws, where they plan the upcoming nuptials. Questions of class and tradition soon become a sticking point.
Father of the Bride meets The Sopranos in this #comedy short film Russian Whispers. Directed by Keif Gwinn and written by Tobias Hussey, planning a wedding has not been this tense since Bride Wars. The parents of a Russian lad (Merab Ninidze and Nada Sharp) visit the home of their soon-to-be in-laws (Charlotte Moore and John Vernon), where they ...
- 20 min
Movie Info. Two sets of parents from different worlds come together for a night of forced pleasantries, but it turns out their worlds are not so different after all. Genre: Comedy, Drama....
- Comedy, Drama
- Merab Ninidze
- Keif Gwinn
5 20min 2020. 16+. Comedy · Drama · Alienated · Atmospheric. Available to rent or buy. Rent. HD $4.99. Buy. HD $5.99. More purchase. options. Rentals include 30 days to start watching this video and 48 hours to finish once started. Planning a wedding is rarely this tense! Even amongst gangsters.
- 20 min
Directed by Keif Gwinn. Planning a wedding is rarely this tense. Even among gangsters. Parents of the groom visit the home of their soon-to-be-in-laws, where they plan the upcoming nuptials. Questions of class and tradition soon become a sticking point. Cast. Crew. Details. Rob Hadden Jahmai Maasai Merab Ninidze Charlotte Moore.
Two sets of parents from different worlds come together for a night of forced pleasantries, but it turns out their worlds are not so different after all.Watc...
Overview. Planning a wedding is rarely this tense. Even among gangsters. Parents of the groom visit the home of their soon-to-be-in-laws, where they plan the upcoming nuptials. Questions of class and tradition soon become a sticking point. Keif Gwinn. Director. Tobias Hussey. Writer. Planning a wedding is rarely this tense. Even among gangsters.
