Transbaikal post -apocalyptic western will be released in September

In Eastern Siberia, the filming of the film "Once upon a time in the Wild East." This is the third picture as part of an independent project on the post -apocalyptic future of the Baikalia.

“Once in the Wild East” is the third film of the Ugdechi project about the post -apocalyptic future of Eastern Siberia and Mongolia. It is removed by a resident of Krasnokamen Valery Bulatov.

“The script was written by Evgeny Bulatov with my little participation,” Valeria Bulatov quoted the press service of the Ministry of Culture of Transbaikalia. - The young ambitious operator Nikita Bulatov shoots and mounts the film. Music and songs will be written by Dmitry Pronin (Bryansk) and Igor Kolokolov (Chita). Filming - in addition to Krasnokamensk - will be held in Kazakhstan (in the city of Petropavlovsk) and in Irkutsk. ”

The first film of the cycle was called "Ugdechi" - by the name of the protagonist, which translates as "causing rain." The picture tells about the world after the global cataclysm - the civilization is destroyed, small settlements of different languages ​​and cultures were formed on its remains - and the adventures of Ugdechi, which goes along the steppe, spread between Mongolia and Kazakhstan.

“His fishing is doubtful, in the bag a small supply of medicines, cigarettes and other remnants of the previous life that can be exchanged for something valuable,” the film’s annotation says. The only review of him on the Kinopoisk website was left by the namesake of the director Valery Butov.

The second part of the trilogy is called the “cache of the red stones”, which went to the semifinals of the Amur belt of the first Far Eastern festival of playing amateur cinema. “Once in the Wild East” is planned to be distributed on the Internet.