The Bra(2020)

Name: The Bra
Director: Veit Helmer
Genre: Comedy, Drama
Released: Oct 16, 2020
Cast: Predrag ‘Miki’ Manojlovic, Paz Vega, Chulpan Khamatova

Indican Pictures

1h 30m
- Comedy
- Drama

Release Date: Oct 16, 2020

To escape from his lonely existence, Nurlan embarks on the most adventurous journey of his life: to find the owner of this perky piece of blue underwear. He rents a small room in Baku and begins his quest.

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Release Details

Original Release | Oct 16, 2020 | Limited

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Box Office Results

Results

Opening Weekend US & Canada:
$4,472
Total US & Canada:
$8,314
Total International
$38,992
Total Worldwide:
$47,306

Current Showtimes

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Director & Top Cast

Veit Helmer
Director

Predrag ‘Miki’ Manojlovic
Train Driver (Nurlan)

Paz Vega
Forgetful woman (Daria)

Chulpan Khamatova
Pointswoman (Nesrin)

Technical Specifications

Aspect Ratio: 2.35 : 1

Other Details

Country of Origin: Germany, Azerbaijan

Language: None

Summaries

Storyline

Train driver Nurlan is heading to Baku for the last time before retirement. On its way round the neighborhoods of the city his train snags a blue bra off a washing line. To escape from his lonely existence, Nurlan embarks on the most adventurous journey of his life: to find the owner of this perky piece of underwear. He rents a small room in Baku and begins his quest. With great dedication, Nurlan knocks at every door along the train track. While the women he encounters have their own reasons for letting him into their private worlds, his 'project' does not remain unnoticed by their husbands. The more difficult it gets, however, the more creative and determined Nurlan becomes to convince every woman to try on the bra. — Pluto Film Every day, Nurlan, a grizzled freight train engineer, crosses the vast landscapes of the Caucasus Mountains and passes through a densely populated suburb of Baku in Azerbaijan. There, the rails are so close to the houses that his Soviet-designed locomotive almost grazes them. But on his last day at work, a special farewell gift hanging from a clothesline gets tangled in the train: a padded, pale-blue bra. Intrigued, Nurlan embarks on a challenging door-to-door mission to find the woman who robbed him of his sleep, determined to return the unidentified brassiere to its mysterious rightful owner. But this is easier said than done. — Nick Riganas