Okko and TNT Begin Filming the Series “Everything That Happened in the Mountains”
Okko and TNT have officially kicked off production on their new comedy series, “Everything That Happened in the Mountains.” The filming process is currently underway as a remote expedition in the village of Elbrus, located in Kabardino-Balkaria. The series will consist of 16 episodes, each running for 24 minutes.
The production is being spearheaded by Norm Production and ComEx. The show is directed by Leonid Telezhinsky, with cinematography by Dmitry Trifonov and production design by Svetlana Klimova.
The plot follows four childhood friends—Stepan, Borya, Artur, and Tikhon—portrayed by actors Stepan Devonin, Anton Bogdanov, Konstantin Kryukov, and Egor Koreshkov. Looking to escape the drudgery of their daily lives, the group heads to a mountain camp where their friendship first blossomed years ago. However, their anticipated getaway quickly devolves into a new challenge when their families show up unannounced. Instead of a peaceful retreat, the men find themselves entangled in a whirlwind of domestic squabbles, unexpected escapades, and humorous mishaps.
Source: Okko Press Office
Source: Film.ru
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