Spoiled Millionaire Suddenly Wakes up in a 19th Century Village Believing he Traveled Through Time

After getting in trouble with the police, the spoiled son of a wealthy businessman is made to believe he has traveled back in time in order to reform his unseemly behavior.

[tadiassaid]

"When Anastasia said they worked on a horror movie together, she meant that they used to be married." Now this was a different level of relationship goals

[VentiVonOsterreich]

11:26 Russian police arresting medieval Mongol warriors feels like a Monty Python and the Holy Grail skit

[longstoryshorts]

There were two moments in the movie Which were not told here.
1. When Grisha noticed red modern underwear on Lisa, she quickly took it off and hid it in the hay. So when he attacked her he had a chance to see that she indeed was not wearing any underwear... That's why he came to apologize to her.
2. Grisha was told that he is 1860. Mongolian Igo happened centuries before, but the acting team decided to try anyway hoping he is too stupid to actually know it from history lessons. To their big surprise he remembered it but in all rush he got confused and just followed his new friends.

[envitech]

I actually laughed out loud when Grisha found a gas station. The look on his face was priceless!

[MrSupercar]

Now that's the most elaborate way to reform a chronically spoiled brat.

[Kindred_Lamb]

Actually sounds like a great movie, a good redemption story and romance, also quite realistic showing the father's action actually justifies the son's spoiled brat personality

[CrayonCruncher]

I find it very interesting that this intervention style is not just for the kid, but for the parent as well who has to be constantly convinced not to save his spoiled son.

[mutecanvas]

Nothing too crazy, grounded in reality... and a sweet ending. This movie puts a smile on my face.

[gssfpnu]

Its worth mentioning, that the guy that gets in the village after Grisha (12:42) is real russian actor (Roma Zholud/Рома Жёлудь) that is known for being spoiled and rich. People laughed a lot when they saw him back in the day i watched that movie on the cinema theatre

[InsaneAsylumEscapee]

This movie actually seems genius. An amazing way to discipline someone, and the person for once isn't actually time traveling.

[justingabriel]

When your director believes in you more than your father

[GrandpaStories]

Honestly huge respect for this guy. He spends probably hours of his freetime watching movies and making summaries for people like us to enjoy. Good job man :)

[Archedgar]

This actually seems like an amazing movie.

The father wanting to stop production repeatedly was a nice touch that explains how Grisha had gotten so bad in the first place. His father *was* all bark and no bite but in the end he relented which allowed his son to become a better man.

[humanityunleashed]

A true hidden gem, I've watched this film and I really enjoyed it! Love it when I discover non mainstream / international movies which have really good storylines, but sadly are not popular enough.

[kimberlyshryack]

I really like how he didnt get mad that his girlfriend lied to him therefore doesnt believe she has true feelings and ignores her and she has to profess her love in some type of grand gesture. It is such a played out cliché, and this was so nice

[krissh]

Imagine, during this whole staged thing, Grisha is becoming a good person with these actors help. And one day suddenly if Grisha sees an aeroplane flying in the sky...

[rmsdimples]

Imagine being grisha, confused and panicking. Meanwhile the actors in the village are being harsh as much as they want to get payed😂

[pimkamer]

YES THIS IS GREAT YOUR MAKING HUMANITY A BETTER PLACE!

[jaymoto]

Love the last line: From then on, more spoiled rich brats are taken to the village for rehabilitation. Only point I laughed.

[valornoeruvano]

How do I handle my child’s bad behavior?
Google: be patient and talk to him
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