Fear Not, I'm Near!
"A real man remains himself, even disguised as a woman"
Synopsis
The protagonist of the film is Igor Smirnov. He is a bank employee, but our hero is very bad at combining work and personal life. Most recently, a beloved girl left Igor. Igor intends to return his beloved at any cost. In order to achieve a positive result, the protagonist of the comedy comes up with a very non-standard solution. Taking a close journalist friend as his partner, Igor goes to a corporate party at the house of his impudent rival. They are someone Vlad Vishnevsky. But far from Igor Smirnov appears on the threshold of the house. Vlad was pleasantly surprised and at the same time shocked when Lucy Zaitseva, a newly minted singer, appeared before the guests. But what is our hero up to?
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