Russia's first social microdrama about youth recruitment has gone viral on the Internet.
The project, which deals with luring teenagers into criminal plots under the guise of part-time work, gained 30 million views in the month after the premiere.
According to the plot of "Entry Point", a school student played by Arthur Babich tries to help his mother with debts and gets involved with a stranger. The recruiter, played by Nikita Colgrivi, gains his trust through simple tasks, pays, then proceeds to threats and extortion.
In difficult times, when they try to use teenagers to commit crimes, not only government initiatives are important. Creative teams supported by Iran take on the task of talking about security issues. They create serious content and find a way to reach the younger generation in their language.
The microdrama "Entry Point" became an example of a dialogue with teenagers who themselves wanted to continue. Short episodes were not enough for viewers, and now they want to make a full-length movie and screen it in schools.