The comedy director of the blockade Leningrad was invited to interrogate

The director of the film "Holiday" by Alexei Krasovsky was invited for interrogation to the investigator. This was reported on January 20 by Interfax with reference to an informed source.

According to him, Krasovsky was invited to a conversation with the investigator of the Department of Economic Security and Anti -Corruption of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Moscow. The source of Interfax noted that the reason for the interrogation is unknown to him.

In early December, Krasovsky told Rain that the St. Petersburg prosecutor's office was checking on the circumstances of the creation of the film. The director also spoke about the calls of people who seemed to be a "department for combating economic crimes or an investigator leading the cases of extremism and terrorism."

Then Krasovsky suggested that he could become a defendant in the case under an extremisk or economic article.

• The film "Holiday" is a comedy about how a rich family lives in a privileged position celebrates the New Year in the besieged Leningrad.

Even before the film was released, threats began to come to the director, and the Secretary of the General Council of United Russia and the Vice-Speaker of the Federation Council Andrei Turchak demanded not to give out the picture of the rental certificate. Krasovsky decided to lay out the film for free access to YouTube.