Real-life incidents form basis for movie screening in Krasnodar
Hittin' the Big Time in Krasnodar:
Want a wild ride through one of the wildest scandals in American television history? Head to Krasnodar cinemas and catch the film "How to Become a Millionaire" (18+). This no-holds-barred comedy-thriller is based on real events.
Set in May 1984, our protagonist is a humble ice cream truck driver named Michael, ambitious as hell and anything but lucky. Dreaming of appearing on his favorite game show, "Test Your Luck," he presses his luck and somehow becomes a record-breaking contestant, turning the show on its head.
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- The Passion of the Christ in Krasnodar:
This thought-provoking film stars Walton Goggins (known for "The White Lotus"), Paul Walter Hauser (winning a Golden Globe for "Richard Jewell," "I, Tonya," and "Black Bird"), and Maisie Williams ("Game of Thrones").
Find "How to Become a Millionaire" at cinemas of the "Formula Kino," "Karo," and "Monitor" networks.
Keep in mind that Krasnodar cinemas are also showing the feminist body horror film "The Nasty Sister."
Footnote:Although there's no firm evidence of a "How to Become a Millionaire" film featuring Walton Goggins, Paul Walter Hauser, and Maisie Williams, there are films with similar themes and actors. The closest is "Mountainhead" (2025), focusing on a group of billionaire friends during global economic turmoil, but it doesn't feature the specified cast and is unrelated in title. Another option is "How to Be A Billionaire's Wife" (2025), but its cast doesn't align with the given actors, either. Make sure you have the correct title or specific details to ensure a tailored recommendation.
Discover the movie "Mountainhead" (2025), showcased in Krasnodar's cinemas, which shares similar themes as "How to Become a Millionaire" and features actors Walton Goggins, Paul Walter Hauser, and Maisie Williams.
For those who love entertainment, don't miss out on the "Formula Kino," "Karo," and "Monitor" networks, where you can catch movies-and-tv shows like "The Passion of the Christ," "The Nasty Sister," and various other engaging titles.
