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Birthday Girl is a 2001 film directed by Jez Butterworth, co-written by the director and Tom Butterworth, starring Ben Chaplin and [[Nicole Kidman]].
''[[Birthday Girl]]'' is a 2001 film directed by Jez Butterworth, co-written by the director and Tom Butterworth, starring Ben Chaplin and [[Nicole Kidman]].


John is a bankclerk from St Albans who, upon concluding he will never meet the love of his life in the 'small island' of Britain, decides to send off for a mail-order bride from Russia. A young lady, Nadia, duly arrives, but with one significant issue: she speaks no English. After a brief moral dilemma, John embarks on a relationship with his silent (at least, as far as English goes) partner. However, when Nadia's 'cousins', Yuri and Alexei, arrive from Russia, he begins to realise he may have bitten off more then he can chew.
John is a bank clerk from St Albans who, upon concluding he will never meet the love of his life in the 'small island' of Britain, decides to send off for a mail-order bride from Russia. A young lady, Nadia, duly arrives, but with one significant issue: she speaks no English. After a brief moral dilemma, John embarks on a relationship with his silent (at least, as far as English goes) partner. However, when Nadia's 'cousins', Yuri and Alexei, arrive from Russia, he begins to realise he may have bitten off more then he can chew.


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* [[Badass Longcoat]]: Both Nadia and Alexei sport these, in red and black leather respectively. {{spoiler|John takes Alexei's as part of assuming his identity when fleeing to Russia at the end.}}
* [[Badass Longcoat]]: Both Nadia and Alexei sport these, in red and black leather respectively. {{spoiler|John takes Alexei's as part of assuming his identity when fleeing to Russia at the end.}}
* [[Bank Teller]]: John's job.
* [[Bank Teller]]: John's job.