Residents of Sverdlovsk can catch the contemporary movie titled "Timur and his Crew" starting from August 28th
On August 28, audiences in Russian cinemas will be treated to a modern adaptation of the classic Soviet children's story, "Timur and His Team." This adventure film, directed by Andrei Semenov, promises to serve as a guiding light for many, with its characters portraying young volunteers who help the front.
The story is set in a border village in the Belgorod region, where the main character, a 17-year-old schoolgirl named Zhenya from St. Petersburg, arrives at her brother's place, a volunteer about to be deployed to a special military operation zone. It is here that Zhenya meets Timur, the informal leader of a team of young volunteers, whose actions inspire her to see life in a new light.
The film was shot in the Rяzan region, St. Petersburg, and on a real military base, providing an authentic backdrop for the story. Elena Tsyplakova, a People's Artist of Russia, plays Timur's grandmother in the film, adding star power to the production. Other stars include Aleksei Onezhen, Nikita Kologrivy, Egor Beroyev, and others.
The creators of the film hope that the story of today's "Timurovtsy" will inspire young people to take an active civic stance and engage in volunteering. The premiere of the film is timed to coincide with the 85th anniversary of the story's publication on August 27. Interestingly, the premiere will take place in Kursk, Gaidar's homeland.
"Timur and His Team" was produced with the support of the Cinema Fund and the Ministry of Defense of Russia, ensuring high production values and a compelling narrative. This modern adaptation of the story by Arkady Gaidar is set to captivate audiences of all ages, encouraging them to embrace the spirit of volunteerism and camaraderie.
Movies-and-tv enthusiasts looking for compelling entertainment might find "Timur and His Team" an engaging watch, as it blends the traditional with the modern in a story set amidst a group of young volunteers helping the front. This movie, produced with the backing of the Cinema Fund and the Ministry of Defense of Russia, promises to be an inspiring addition to the world of children's cinema and adult entertainment alike.
