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A lively, farcical chase through 1920s Russia, full of slapstick and scheming, but with a surprisingly melancholic edge.

A wry, uneasy comedy that lets quiet envy curdle into fixation, watching a mild man unravel with deadpan charm.

A breezy, silly scramble over money where cartoonish scheming and slapstick energy keep things light and forgettable.

A silly, lowbrow caper that coasts on cheap jokes and skin rather than story.

A gentle, gossipy village comedy where rumours about buried treasure snowball into silly misunderstandings, watched with an easy smile rather than suspense.

A scrappy, silly caper that coasts on goofy scheming and oddball characters, more amusing than clever.

A light, brisk old-fashioned caper that ambles through comic scheming and mild spooky antics without ever getting heavy.

A wry, leisurely caper about broke, entitled people chasing a tiny treasure, amusing rather than gripping, with a dry comic chill.

A breezy, chaotic caper that coasts on the chemistry of its bumbling crew and the mess they keep making.

A dry, offbeat comedy-mystery that drifts along with a theatrical, deadpan strangeness rather than any urgency.

A light, breezy romantic comedy that keeps things moving with playful scheming and easy charm.

A shaggy, deadpan caper that drifts like the coffin at its centre, wry and gently absurd rather than laugh-out-loud.