

Dead guy + moody teen = the weirdest buddy comedy Russia ever made.
An aircraft designer becomes a ghost after a sudden death. Now he needs to engage a help of seven-grader in order to finish all his unaccomplished tasks.
Acting
Fyodor Bondarchuk commits HARD to invisible slapstick.
Practical Effects
Charming low-budget ghost effects that age like comfort food.

Director
Alexander Voitinsky
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Fyodor Bondarchuk is Russian cinema royalty — his father Sergei directed War and Peace (1966). Nepo baby does slapstick ghost, somehow works.
This was part of Russia's post-Soviet pivot to mainstream family blockbusters, directly competing with Hollywood imports. The aircraft obsession? Very on-brand for a nation that built MiGs.