Arithmetic of Meanness Trailer (2011)

04 September 2011 Romance 87 mins

Marina Kazantseva is a third-year student. A romantic girl who read Dumas and Mayne Reid novels while growing up, Marina is in love with her sport's teacher Konstantin Pavlovich, however, while Konstantin is aware of her feelings, he does not take them seriously. Meanwhile her classmate, Varia blames Marina for her abusive childhood and is planning her revenge. Fifteen years ago, Marina's father, Boris had an affair with Varia's mother, Lyudmila. When Boris's wife, Yekaterina discovered the affair, she returned her husband to the family after creating a very public scandal. Yekaterina then used her position as District Public Education Department Inspector to make sure that her husband's mistress was refused employment from every educational institution in town.

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Cast

Crew

Vadim Savitsky Camera Operator

Alina Semeryakova Writer

Vladyslav Riashyn Producer

Aleksey Lisovets Producer

Daniil Yudelevich Music

International Releases Dates

Russia 04 September 2011

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