Любит не любит

For Oleksiy, the matter of marriage is important and serious, he painted the moment of the proposal to his girlfriend Elena in his head in all colors. Everything is as it should be - they are in Paris, they are at the Eiffel Tower and the future bride agrees to accept the ring. However, something in this story eventually went wrong, because Lyosha unexpectedly falls in love with journalist Iryna. Not only that, it turns out that his new friend is familiar with Elena ... Now the guy has to decide what he wants more? There are two paths before him: a crazy and crazy life with Ira or a calm and measured one with Elena. With one, the main character finally manages to feel true freedom, and the other loves him as he is. Read more It is interesting that with this, his third film, director Klym Shipenko departs from his usual drama genre and masters a rom-com. As before, he personally wrote the script, which always adds more integrity to the films. The plot of the film dictated that the creators show in the frame not only Russia, but also France. So the filming took place in Moscow and St. Petersburg, and only then the group went to Paris. It was in the Russian capital that the first footage was shot. The most interesting thing is that even in such a film there was no chroma key. Chromakey, that's what this technique is called, it's such a technique, that is, Maxim Matveev's hero played on a green background, on which special effects were later applied. As for the genre "Love does not love", according to Klym Shipenko, he always wanted to try himself on this path. The production of the tape was undertaken by the film companies "Central Partnership" and "Yellow, Black and White". They started working on the film at the beginning of spring 2014, but the premiere date was already set for the beginning of December. Already by July, the shooting of the comedy "Lyubyt ne lyubit" was stopped and the film went to post-production. After filming, Maksym Matveev and Svitlana Khodchenkova will again star in a joint project called "Viking".