Five intriguing facts about the Ukrainian comedy "Train on December 31."

On January 1, the Ukrainian comedy "Train to December 31" will be released. Currently, pre-premiere screenings are taking place. This journey was supposed to be an ordinary, quiet trip, or at least that's what conductor Mykola Ivanovych thought. However, fate had other plans.

On this special day, passengers traveling from Kyiv to Lviv were completely opposite to each other, taking seats in the same carriage. That night, the carriage would host a runaway bride, a couple on the verge of divorce, a hyperactive pregnant woman, and an introverted accountant who is hard to communicate with. Instead of the longed-for tranquility, the conductor tries to ease the tension, but even the restaurant car staff adds spice and chaos. It seems that the train sensed this tension and got stuck in a deserted field.

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In this extreme situation, the passengers reveal their best qualities, starting to listen and understand one another, as the light within each of them is stronger than any darkness. Coming closer together, they joyfully begin to fulfill each other's dreams. After all, New Year's miracles do not happen by themselves.

Five Interesting Facts About the Film

• The adventure comedy "Train to December 31" was filmed in Ukraine. The creators emphasize that the project was financed without government funding.

• The film was directed by Oleg Borshchevskyi ("DZIDZIO Contrabass"), and the script was written by four people: Mykola Kutsyk, Yaroslav Sten, Bohdan Hatsiliak, and Kyrylo Tymchenko. The producer and one of the actors is Yuriy Horbunov ("Crazy Wedding"). Zoya Soshchenko, who produced Anton Ptushkin's documentary "We, Our Favorites, and War," also joined the project.

• According to Ukrzaliznytsia statistics, before the full-scale war, over 5,000 passengers traveled by train on New Year's Eve.

• The film's soundtracks were performed by YAKTAK with the song "Waiting at Home" and Klavdia Petrivna with the track "Winter."

• The film features Yuriy Horbunov, Stanislav Boklan, Kateryna Kuznetsova, Liliya Rebrik, Andriy Isayenko, and in one episode, former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Boris Johnson made an appearance. This was revealed by producer Yuriy Horbunov on his Instagram. During the shooting, Johnson wore a hat from the "Ukrzaliznytsia" merchandise, adorned with the inscription: "Carriage numbering starts from the front of the train." You will be able to see this starting December 1.