Starye klyachi, Old nags, "Old useless horses") is a 2000 Russian comedy film directed by Eldar Ryazanov.

She decides to sell her luxurious apartment (her parental inheritance) with a view of the Kremlin for 100 thousand dollars, and buy inexpensive housing somewhere in the outskirts of the capital.

Businessman Khomenko, who turned out to be a fraud, fraudulently takes possession of Lyuba's flat, and she finds herself in the street with no money and no housing.

As Sergey Kudryavtsev wrote, I feel both ashamed and sorry for the aged classic of the national cinema; blaming him for his artistic impotence would be the same as making fun of an old man because of his poor health...

[3] Mikhail Brashinskiy from the Afisha magazine concluded: Ryazanov completely lost his sensibility, together with the USSR, Emil Braginsky and his ear for music.