Everything's the Wrong Way

Two young people in love decide to marry and seek a home of their own to live independently from their parents. As they search for an apartment, they face increasing opposition from their families, who eventually forbid the girl from seeing the boy. To bypass these restrictions, the young man devises a plan to sneak into her home by disguising himself as an English teacher named Olga, using a funny voice and wearing long braids.

This Soviet Union comedy was produced by Gorky Film Studios and released on March 22, 1982. It was directed by Vladimir Grammatikov and Vitali Fetisov, with a screenplay written by Pavel Lungin. The film features a cast including Olga Mashnaya and Mikhail Efremov in the lead roles, alongside Oleg Tabakov, Svetlana Nemolyaeva, Aleksandr Pashutin, and Avangard Leontyev. With a runtime of 68 minutes, the movie is categorized as a family romance. Audience reception is generally positive, with a rating of 6.4 on IMDb based on 138 votes and a score of 6.8 on TMDB from 9 votes.