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| Prank | |
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 Poster | |
| Directed by | Boris Yablochkin |
| Written by | Boris Yablochkin |
| Produced by | Maria Andryanova |
| Starring |
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| Cinematography | Zoya Kireeva |
| Edited by | Boris Yablochkin |
Production company | Creators' union SVERDLOVSK |
Release date | 2023 |
Running time | 27 |
| Country | Russian Federation |
| Language | English |
| Budget | $250 |
Prank is a 2023 Russian drama film written & directed by Boris Yablochkin.
Plot
editDanil, 15, has a dream: to become a famous pranker. He cooperates with his friend Kostya (who doubles as a cameraman) to make videos and post them on social media; their 'success' leaves much to be desired. However, one prank clip suddenly goes viral. Inspired, Danil decides now is the time to act. He's willing to become an Internet celeb even at the cost of making his loved ones and people around suffer.
Cast
edit| Mikhail Aganin | Angry man in park |
| Tatyana Golubeva-Sumarokova | Grandmother |
| Julia Kharitonova | Journalist |
| Elena Klevakina | Pianist |
| Anna Kolesnik | Administrator |
| Sergey Korovko | Moneybag |
| Kirill Kozlov | Viktor |
| Sergey Mazharov | Kostya's dad |
| Alisa Pervuchina | Sonya |
| Vladimir Pidzhakov | Kostya 'Knuckles' |
| Aleksey Rosanov | Musician |
| Nikita Stolyarov | Dan |
| Larisa Teterina | Dan's mom |
| Pavel Rakevich | Cameraman on concert / Man in park (uncredited) |
Crew
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- Director - Boris Yablochkin
- Writer - Boris Yablochkin
- Director of photography - Zoya Kireeva
- Cameraman - Igor Petrov, Pavel Rakevich, Aleksandr Madaminov
- Casting director - Maria Andryanova
- Producer - Maria Andryanova
- Location Manager - Anna Kolesnik
- Sound Editor - Nikita Sisterov
- Makeup - Olga Petrovskaya
- Best Boy - Dmitriy Cheschuhin
Marketing
editAfter a year of rejections at festivals, movie was uploaded on Youtube. It's available in russian with english subtitles
External links
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Category:2023 films
Category:2023 short films
Category:Russian drama films
Category:Films directed by Vincent Biron
Category:2023 directorial debut films
Category:2020s Russian films
Category:2020s Russian-language films