It’s almost impossible to believe that a movie will be shot in Ukraine, but the cameras turn on what is known to be the first movie shot since the Russian invasion of the war-torn country.
Production works Mamas The day I met Spider-ManIt is billed as a joint project of the Ukrainian Producers Organization (OUP) and AMO Pictures. It tells the story of a volunteer who discovers supernatural powers in him and saves the future of Bucha’s child.
OUP was founded in March and includes seven experienced Ukrainian producers. It was created to make documentaries and feature films about the preconditions, currents and consequences of Russia’s large-scale aggression against Ukraine.
Production in Ukraine stopped after the invasion, but with the wisdom of some, the implementation of certain projects, as Deadline reports. But the creators most day me Meet Spider-Man They were able to gather resources and filming began in early May and filming continued in Lviv, Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities.
“The first shoot in war-torn Ukraine is a cinematic challenge for the OUP. “Initially, the organization aimed to make documentaries,” said Alla Lipovetska, co-founder of OUP and Mamas Production.
Elitaveta Zaitseva, Alexander Rudinsky, Olesya Jurakivska and Katerina Kissen star and are widely distributed among streaming services, broadcasters, theaters and festivals, scheduled for release in the fall.
Anton Scripts created the concept and is the co-producer of the film. “Perhaps you know the story of Peter Parker, the Spider-Man. You’ve probably heard the story of Bruce Wayne wearing Batman costumes. “We’re going to tell you the story of Katya, a volunteer who felt like her inner superpower,” she said.
“When Anton found this difficult but very lyrical story, it was crazy to make a feature film,” Lipovetska added. But after each new day of writing and discussing scenarios in extraordinary film formats, my self-confidence grew. When I became interested in the AMO Pictures project, I ensured that the script did not cool down. The only option is to run.”
AMO COO Anatoly Dudinsky said his company helps capture and share experiences on streaming services like YouTube and Facebook. “We are interested in supporting Ukrainian cinema. “We’ve been planning this for a long time and it coincided with our plans to start production on the movie.”
“The project first caught our attention with its script, director and professionals who are ready to assemble and produce quality products in our country. The movie has a very specific format and is above all the first large-scale war movie of 2022. As a company in the creative sector, we believe that our nation should not present its problems only with a documentary award. but also through the experiences and emotions that you can explore with the tools of a feature film.”
Director Eva Strelnikova said the film “speaks in a language the audience can understand”.
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Source: Deadline
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