The series "Aida" about the Kazan gang was not released in time. He was criticized by a lieutenant and lieutenant colonel of the Ministry of Interior. Hello, this is Anton. Tonight the viewers of the online movie theater were waiting for a big premiere: the crime series "Aida" about the Kazan gang "Tape-Bliap". This gang arose in the seventies and probably marked the beginning of the "Kazan phenomenon" - the youth groups about which the series "The Child's Word" tells. The projects, on the other hand, are not related to anything other than the subject and the actor Nikita Colgriboy, who plays a different character in "Aida". Writer Robert Garive, author of the documentary The Child's Word, which is the basis of that other series, has nothing to do with the new show. In a note to the publication of Aliya, he shared his fear that Aida would turn out to be a series shot "from the point of view of the police" (the project's main consultant was a police champion who fought gangs in the 1970s). As you already understood from the title of the post, the first episode was not released on time. MSK1 quotes comments from disappointed viewers: “Well, why did I buy a subscription? " On the Start site, the premiere date of November 6 has now been replaced by "coming soon", and the press service refuses to explain what happened and suggests "just wait". If you remember, "The Boy's Talk" was criticized by everyone for "romanticizing crime", including Deputy State Duma from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation Nina Ustenina, who asked the Investigative Committee and Roskomandzor to check the series for harmful propaganda content. The same MSK1 publication asked Ustenina about "Aida" a few days ago; She hasn't heard of the series, but she doesn't like it beforehand. It seems to me that in the conditions where there is a special military operation, there are other heroes. Not the boys from the 1990s who were robbers in the streets, but the boys who are now in the Northern Military District area, and we need to tell our youth about them. I don't understand the film industry very well today, when in the pursuit of profit they take us back to the bad nineties, which are already reverberating throughout our society.

The series "Aida" about the Kazan gang was not released in time. He was criticized by a lieutenant and lieutenant colonel of the Ministry of Interior. Hello, this is Anton. Tonight the viewers of the online movie theater were waiting for a big premiere: the crime series "Aida" about the Kazan gang "Tape-Bliap". This gang arose in the seventies and probably marked the beginning of the "Kazan phenomenon" - the youth groups about which the series "The Child's Word" tells. The projects, on the other hand, are not related to anything other than the subject and the actor Nikita Colgriboy, who plays a different character in "Aida". Writer Robert Garive, author of the documentary The Child's Word, which is the basis of that other series, has nothing to do with the new show. In a note to the publication of Aliya, he shared his fear that Aida would turn out to be a series shot "from the point of view of the police" (the project's main consultant was a police champion who fought gangs in the 1970s). As you already understood from the title of the post, the first episode was not released on time. MSK1 quotes comments from disappointed viewers: “Well, why did I buy a subscription? " On the Start site, the premiere date of November 6 has now been replaced by "coming soon", and the press service refuses to explain what happened and suggests "just wait". If you remember, "The Boy's Talk" was criticized by everyone for "romanticizing crime", including Deputy State Duma from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation Nina Ustenina, who asked the Investigative Committee and Roskomandzor to check the series for harmful propaganda content. The same MSK1 publication asked Ustenina about "Aida" a few days ago; She hasn't heard of the series, but she doesn't like it beforehand. It seems to me that in the conditions where there is a special military operation, there are other heroes. Not the boys from the 1990s who were robbers in the streets, but the boys who are now in the Northern Military District area, and we need to tell our youth about them. I don't understand the film industry very well today, when in the pursuit of profit they take us back to the bad nineties, which are already reverberating throughout our society.