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A three -part film about Litvinenko will be shot in the UK
The British television company Company Pictures will shoot a three -part film about the case of a former FSB officer of Russia Alexander Litvinenko. This was reported on Sunday by The Guardian.
The film is based on the book of the former correspondent of the publication in Moscow Luke Harding "Very expensive poison". The books of this author were already filmed: in 2016, the film "Snowden" directed Oliver Stone was released.
Former Russian intelligence officer Alexander Litvinenko died in London on November 23, 2006. After his death, the examination revealed in his body a large amount of radioactive polonium-210.
On January 21, the report of the British judge Robert Owen was presented in London following a public investigation into the death of Litvinenko. The document refers to involvement in his death of the Russian authorities. The judge called "probably involved" in the death of Litvinenko, the former head of the FSB Nikolai Patrushev and Russian President Vladimir Putin. In the Kremlin, these statements were refuted .