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* LadyVessel: Captain Zemlyanikin's plane is called ''Yulia Snegiryova'' after his OldFlame (and eventual NewOldFlame and wife).
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* LoveOverridesTheLaw: In the second film, two characters cause a deputy's Mercedes to collide with a bath and block an entire street. One of them explains that his girlfriend is waiting for them (they were bringing the bath to her grandmother), and everyone involved (including the deputy) convinces the police to let them go scot-free.
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* VillainHasAPoint: Vera Brezhneva's manager Fyodor is a controlling jerk who, at one point, hacks her email account, but he says his job is to protect her for overly violent fans, and Pashka sometimes skates close to the line between normal fanboying and stalking.
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* VillainHasAPoint: Vera Brezhneva's manager Fyodor is a controlling jerk who, at one point, hacks her email account, but he says his job is to protect her for from overly violent fans, and Pashka sometimes skates close to the line between normal fanboying and stalking.
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* OneSteveLimit: Averted with [[spoiler:two women called Olga]] in the first film. Later, their sons also have the same name.
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* OneSteveLimit: Averted OneSteveLimit:
** Subverted with [[spoiler:two women called Olga]] in the first film. Later, their sons also have the samename. name (HilarityEnsues when [[spoiler:their fathers accidentally land into an asylum and try to prove their wives and kids really are called the same]]).
** Subverted with Grigory Zemlyanikin in the second film. Grisha the skier is an extremely distant relative and a namesake of Grigory Zemlyanikin the pilot, so when one of the characters tries to tell Zemlyanikin [[spoiler:his love interest is waiting for him]], he finds the wrong guy.
** Subverted with [[spoiler:two women called Olga]] in the first film. Later, their sons also have the same
** Subverted with Grigory Zemlyanikin in the second film. Grisha the skier is an extremely distant relative and a namesake of Grigory Zemlyanikin the pilot, so when one of the characters tries to tell Zemlyanikin [[spoiler:his love interest is waiting for him]], he finds the wrong guy.
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* DisposableFiancé: In ''Yolki 2'', François for Olya (Borya's girlfriend). He is a complete bore, so it is obvious from the start.
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* DisposableFiancé: DisposableFiance: In ''Yolki 2'', François for Olya (Borya's girlfriend). He is a complete bore, so it is obvious from the start.
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* DisposableFiancé: In ''Yolki 2'', François for Olya (Borya's girlfriend). He is a complete bore, so it is obvious from the start.
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* RomanticFalseLead: In ''Yolki 2'', François for Olya (Borya's girlfriend). The falseness is made pretty obvious from the start.
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* VillainHasAPoint: Vera Brezhneva's manager Fyodor is a controlling jerk who, at one point, hacks her email account, but he says his job is to protect her for overly violent fans, and Pashka sometimes skates close to the line between normal fanboying and stalking.
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* AsHimself: Several RealLife celebrities (including the then-President Dmitry Medvedev in the first film) appear as themselves.
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* TheCameo: Several RealLife celebrities (including the then-President Dmitry Medvedev in the first film) appear as themselves.
* FanBoy: Pashka has an enormous crush on [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vera_Brezhneva Vera Brezhneva]]. She is fond of him, and they keep in touch.
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* MockMillionaire: In the first film, Misha is an ordinary student living on campus in Kazan who pretends to be a fabulously rich guy living in Santiago de Cuba to impress his wealthy and well-connected Swiss girlfriend Lena whom he has met online. [[spoiler:It turns out Lena is like this as well – she is no richer than Misha]].
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* MockMillionaire: In the first film, Misha is an ordinary student living on campus in Kazan who pretends to be a fabulously rich guy living in Santiago de Cuba to impress his wealthy and well-connected Swiss girlfriend Lena whom he has met online. [[spoiler:It turns out Lena is like this as well – she is no richer than Misha]].Misha and lives in Kazan too]].
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* HistoricalDomainCharacter: [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feodor_Chaliapin Feodor Chaliapin]] makes an appearance in ''Yolki 1914''.
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* TheAtoner: [[spoiler:Igor]] destroyed his cousin’s romantic relationship forty years earlier, and he eventually decides to be the one to mend it. He succeeds.
* BellyScrapingFlight: The damaged plane in ''Yolki 2'' just barely manages it over the forest and to the runway.
* BellyScrapingFlight: The damaged plane in ''Yolki 2'' just barely manages it over the forest and to the runway.
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* CryingWolf: Andrey’s grandfather in ''Yolki 2'' watches over a closed airbase and is certain that it will be needed again. Andrey needs to get to the staff phone to call his girlfriend and distracts his grandfather from it by shouting that a plane is landing. Then, of course, there comes a real plane.
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* HeelFaceTurn: Well, it ''is'' a New Year’s Eve comedy. To name just a few:
** Lyoha, a thief, decides to change [[spoiler:after he reunites with his girlfriend and rescues a supermarket from burglars]].
** Igor is a selfish jerk who [[spoiler:gradually realizes that everyone around him is happy and celebrating and he is completely alone and miserable, and while everyone loves his public image, nobody at all cares about his real self]].
** Lyoha, a thief, decides to change [[spoiler:after he reunites with his girlfriend and rescues a supermarket from burglars]].
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* VillainWithGoodPublicity: Downplayed in the sense of "{{Jerkass}} With Good Publicity". Igor is an extremely successful politician whose campaign (under the slogan "I’m for the People and Proud of It") earns him people’s love, but really he is an EntitledBastard.
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* MockMillionaire: In the first film, Misha is an ordinary student living on campus in Kazan who pretends to be a fabulously rich guy living in Santiago de Cuba to impress his wealthy and well-connected Swiss girlfriend Lena whom he has met online. [[spoiler:It turns out Lena is like this as well – she is no richer than Misha]].
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* RomanticFalseLead: In ''Yolki 2'', François for Olya (Borya's girlfriend). The falseness is made pretty obvious from the start.
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* SeriousBusiness: For Grisha and Dima, the question of ski vs. snowboard is top priority throughout the series.
* VitriolicBestBuds: Grisha and Dima always appear onscreen together and always spend most of the screentime bickering.
* SeriousBusiness: For Grisha and Dima, the question of ski vs. snowboard is top priority throughout the series.
* VitriolicBestBuds: Grisha and Dima always appear onscreen together and always spend most of the screentime bickering.
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''Yolki'' (Russian: Ёлки, ''Christmas Trees''; also known as ''Six Degrees of Celebration'') is a comedy film franchise directed by Timur Bekmambetov. It currently includes seven full-length films (the first one having aired in 2010 and the last in 2018) and a 2015 spin-off. Each film’s plot is a HyperlinkStory that takes place on New Year’s Eve in several Russian cities (occasionally, other countries are featured as well). There is always some central problem that all the characters help solve, sometimes unwittingly. Many of the characters appear in several films of the series.
''Yolki'' is the most successful live-action Russian franchise.
!! The films contain examples of:
* TheCameo: Several RealLife celebrities (including the then-President Dmitry Medvedev in the first film) appear as themselves.
* DatingWhatDaddyHates: In ''Yolki 2'', both Aslan and Alyona have this problem. Aslan’s father has arranged a marriage for Aslan with a girl the latter has never even met, while Alyona’s father is a PoliticallyIncorrectHero who mistrusts Aslan because of his Chechen origins.
* OddFriendship: A non-romantic example of UptightLovesWild with Boris the serious businessman and Zhenya the mischievous actor.
* OddballInTheSeries: Six of the films take place in the same continuity in the modern world, but ''Yolki 1914'' is a historical film set in [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin 1914]].
* OneSteveLimit: Averted with [[spoiler:two women called Olga]] in the first film. Later, their sons also have the same name.
* OrphanageOfLove: The orphanage in Kaliningrad. The kids do squabble sometimes, but the staff are caring and kind.
* RomanticFalseLead: In ''Yolki 2'', François for Olya (Borya's girlfriend). The falseness is made pretty obvious from the start.
''Yolki'' is the most successful live-action Russian franchise.
!! The films contain examples of:
* TheCameo: Several RealLife celebrities (including the then-President Dmitry Medvedev in the first film) appear as themselves.
* DatingWhatDaddyHates: In ''Yolki 2'', both Aslan and Alyona have this problem. Aslan’s father has arranged a marriage for Aslan with a girl the latter has never even met, while Alyona’s father is a PoliticallyIncorrectHero who mistrusts Aslan because of his Chechen origins.
* OddFriendship: A non-romantic example of UptightLovesWild with Boris the serious businessman and Zhenya the mischievous actor.
* OddballInTheSeries: Six of the films take place in the same continuity in the modern world, but ''Yolki 1914'' is a historical film set in [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin 1914]].
* OneSteveLimit: Averted with [[spoiler:two women called Olga]] in the first film. Later, their sons also have the same name.
* OrphanageOfLove: The orphanage in Kaliningrad. The kids do squabble sometimes, but the staff are caring and kind.
* RomanticFalseLead: In ''Yolki 2'', François for Olya (Borya's girlfriend). The falseness is made pretty obvious from the start.
