Cinematographers collected money for the film on the Web and disappeared to make a movie about the escape of directors with the money collected

Several filmmakers raised money for the film on the crowdfunding platform and disappeared, occasionally publishing photos from rest on social networks. While the shareholders tried to find scammers, the collection organizers shot a movie about the escape of a group of filmmakers with money collected for the film.

As the British The Independent recalls, a group called FND Films raised about 78 thousand dollars using a tearful video posted on YouTube in 2014. Then filmmakers did not provide any details about the project, in addition to the name "All this is good."

When the required amount was collected, the collection organizers disappeared and only sometimes posted photos from drunkenness and boats in Italy on social networks. The collection shareholders were furious and left angry messages on the FND FILMS page on Facebook, threatening the lawsuit.

The head of FND Films even made an official apology and said that due to "complications and things outside our control," the film could not be completed, and the money has already ended.

However, the other day it turned out that the filmmakers nevertheless shot their picture and on October 21 intend to present to the prime minister. The plot "All this is good" is spinning around three filmmakers who collect funds to shoot a film using crowdfunding and run away with money.

Thanks to the viral advertising, which was provided by the project shareholders, the film trailer for the first week had gained almost 400 thousand views. In the comment of Esquire, the President of FND Films admitted that it was a terrible experience - to give himself out for liars for two years, receiving many angry comments and threats. According to him, the picture turned out to be "passionate."