Movies and TvShows featuring "alcoholism-in-eastern-europe" theme.

Badding is a biographical comedy-drama that tells the story of a Finnish rock musician who makes a comeback in the 1980s. The movie explores themes of alcoholism, friendship, fame, and unrequited love, as the protagonist battles with stage fright and the pressures of the music industry. Set in Eastern Europe, the film captures the rock-n-roll culture of the era with a mix of humor and drama.

Gloriously Wasted follows the story of a man struggling with alcoholism in Eastern Europe. With the help of his friends, he navigates through life, love, and the challenges that come with addiction. This heartwarming and humorous film explores themes of friendship, recovery, and the universal human experience.

Headfirst (2014) is a comedy-drama that follows the story of an alcoholic teacher in Eastern Europe. As he struggles with alcoholism, he tries to navigate complex family relationships and societal problems. The movie explores themes of hopelessness, mother-daughter estrangement, poverty, and the role of education in a suburban setting.

Aimo and Milla are living together at Milla's alcoholics-turned-zombies parents' place. They save money to move out of the house. Due to his lack of self confidence, Aimo wastes their savings to turbo-boost his muscles. As conventional body building is not quite satisfactory, Aimo tunes himself up into a robot. Milla doesn't like the new Aimo-Robot and leaves him. Aimo´s heartache leads him to extreme measures as he also changes his heart into a metal one, one that doesn't hurt. Milla decides to steal Aimo heart: after all, a woman needs to have a man´s heart. Lovemilla is an anarchistic comedy trip, a comedy about love, a story about love, robots and bodybuilding.

A lawyer pays a visit to Matti Ojanperä, a bum living under a bridge in the Helsinki harbour, to inform him that he is about to inherit an American aunt of his. The sum 1,000,000 Fmk would be his, if only he meets the qualifications set by his aunt. He must show that he is capable of 'living properly' and possessing a 'respectable occupation and a family he can support'. Otherwise the money would go to a foundation the chairman of which the lawyer himself happens to be!