Pravo na svobodu Filming Locations
Where was Pravo na svobodu filmed? Pravo na svobodu was filmed in 2 locations across Russia in the following places:
Pravo na svobodu Filming Locations
Gelendzhik is a Russian resort town on the Black Sea. It's known for Safari Park, with lions, bears and a cable car. The town’s water parks feature water slides and wave pools. Overlooking Gelendzhik Bay, the mountaintop Olympus Park includes an amphitheater and a large Ferris wheel. At the Gelendzhik Local History Museum, photos and artifacts document the area's military and cultural history.
Krasnodar is a city in southern Russia. It's known for its steel-lattice water tower, designed in the early 20th century by architect Vladimir Shukhov. The Krasnodar Philharmonic Society hosts a range of state performance groups in an opulent 1909 hall. Nearby, the large, 5-domed St. Catherine's Cathedral was consecrated in 1914. To the north, the landscaped Chistyakovskaya Roshcha park has century-old oak trees.
Pravo na svobodu (2022)
A successful programmer Anton from Krasnodar was invited to work for a large IT company in Cyprus, but on the way to the airport he finds out that his mother, with whom he rarely spoke, has disappeared. Anton turns the taxi around, and with it, his whole life unfolds. He will have to learn a lot of shocking facts about slave mafias, underground organizations, as well as meet volunteers who are not indifferent to people and try to help everyone they can, even if they themselves are in danger. Anton finds support in the face of Kirill, the tough and direct head of the Libertas volunteer organization that helps people; Viki, a closed girl who constantly takes risks and saves everyone but herself; and Ilya, Kirill's nephew, a funny and easy-going guy who wants to be a blogger and help people through the Internet.