Yura Borisov to Play Siberian Musician in Comedy “Kulik”
Film company Volga has begun production on the comedy “Kulik,” starring Yura Borisov. To mark the start of filming, the filmmakers have released the first photos from the set.
The story follows actor Anton Kulikov, nicknamed Kulik behind his back. After spending twenty years in Moscow, he decides to return to his native Siberia. Back home, he embarks on an unusual career, writing his own songs and performing at family celebrations. His musical acts gradually become so popular that Kulik rises to local stardom.
Alexey Mizgiryov, known for the series “Constantinople” and the historical drama “The Duelist,” is directing the film from his own screenplay.
Alongside Borisov, the cast includes Elina Gukhman, Pyotr Fyodorov, Igor Kostolevsky and other performers.
“Kulik” is a comedy about reconnecting with one’s roots, starting over and finding an unexpected path to recognition in one’s hometown.
Source: Volga press office
Source: Film.ru
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