In January 2011, Roman Karimov’s melodramatic comedy “Inadequate People” was released on the big screens. The picture tells about the difficult fate of Vitaly, who after the tragic events moved to the capital and tried to start a new life. In 2017, Karimov shared information that he was preparing to create a sequel to the film “Inadequate People” (2011) with actors who played the main roles in the first part.
Plot
The melodrama of Karimov does not differ in the rapid development of events, the heroes do not possess supernatural powers, they are ordinary people. The main character of the film is Vitaly Mukhametzyanov. In the past, he lost a loved one. The loss did not allow the man to breathe calmly, and his hometown crushed. Then a friend of Vitali advised him to change his place of residence. So the man moved to Moscow, rented an apartment, found a job. And a friend who is also a psychologist, helps Vitaly get comfortable.
A man thinks that he has found a quiet and peaceful place where he can gain strength. But peaceful existence does not last long. It turned out that a quiet and well-mannered Vitaly was surrounded by strange neighbors.
The film “Inadequate People” (2011), whose actors and roles will be discussed later, received five awards at the Window to Europe film festival. One of them, the project was awarded for a wonderful acting blowing two main characters. So, in addition to a great script, the picture received recognition thanks to the actors who literally got used to their roles.
Vitaly Mukhametzyanov
In the film "Inadequate People" (2011), actor Ilya Lyubimov played one of the main roles. His hero is Vitaliy. In the past, a man lost his girlfriend. Vitaly blames himself for her death. To escape from feelings of guilt and pain, he moved to Moscow. Vitaly settles in a multi-storey building, finds a quiet and peaceful job, meets a friend who works as a psychologist. He advises Vitali to start life from scratch and forget everything that happened in his hometown.
A man with all his might tries to live a quiet and ordinary life. But then it turns out that his neighbors were a mother and daughter, who are used to talking in elevated tones. Christina is a rather problematic teenager who decides to diversify her neighbor’s boring everyday life.
The boss Vitaly gives him ambiguous signs of attention, while the man himself is trying by all means to maintain only a working relationship. His workmate at the office complains about the family all the time. And even his friend is not the one he pretended to be. In such circumstances, Vitaly does not even notice how he himself becomes part of this hectic world.
Kristina
The actors of the film "Inadequate People" played a big role in the success of the picture. The debut role of Ingrid Olerinsky, who tried on the image of her neighbor Christina, brought the girl unprecedented popularity. The heroine Ingrid is Christina. This is a problem teenager who causes many problems to her mother. The girl does not want to study, fulfill the instructions of her mother, constantly lies and rereads.
However, everything changes when Vitaliy becomes a family neighbor. At first, he only helps Christina pull up English, but soon the girl falls in love with an adult man. Christina sees in him everything that is lacking for all her peers: well-read, gallantry, reliability. The girl tries to be as close to Vitaly as possible, so she often tears him out of his comfort zone and forces him to do something unusual. At first, neither Kristina nor Vitaly understood that they had found a soul mate in each other.
Julia
Many actors in the film “Inadequate People” (2011) do not have much screen time and only a dozen replicas. But even in this way, Roman Karimov managed to fully reveal the images of his heroes. In the picture, the role of Christina's mother was played by Marina Zaitseva. Her heroine is a single mother. She is raising a daughter, relying only on her own strength. Because of this, she is often not at home. Like many, Julia’s relationship with a child does not work out. The daughter does not see her as an authoritative adult. When Vitaliy moves into the next apartment, the atmosphere in Julia’s house changes.
Psychologist
Minor heroes in the film “Inadequate People” (2011) and the actors who performed these roles often became figures who moved the plot in the right direction. This happened with the main psychologist of the film.
The characters of some actors in Inadequate People (2011) have never been named. The hero of Evgeny Tsyganov remains without a name throughout the film. But this does not prevent him from being one of the key figures in the film "Inadequate People." At the beginning of the tape, he helps Vitaly settle in Moscow, gives him professional advice, heals mental wounds. After Julia brings Christina to his appointment. And the psychologist is already helping her deal with personal torment. And although the psychologist does not appear so often in the frame, it is he who pronounces the most significant phrases of the entire film.
Marina
The role of Marina in the film "Inadequate People" was performed by Julia Tashkina. Marina is the chief editor of a small magazine. She is used to always getting what she wants, and when Vitaly gets into the office, he decides to get it at any cost. Her methods sometimes reach the point of absurdity and cause Vitali continuous inconvenience.
Sveta
Svetlana became the roommate of the office, whose role was played by Anastasia Fedorkova. Sveta is a quiet and calm person. She is married and has already managed to have a baby. But the girl is unhappy with her life. The husband does not help her with the housework, the son spends all the time playing games, the mother-in-law always teaches her life. Things are no better at work. Marina is constantly finding fault with the Light. But it was in this girl that Vitaly found an ally in the office.