Where was Gde nashi dengi? filmed
Gde nashi dengi?
Year: 2025
Country: Russia
<p>From August 15 to November 25, 2023, a full-length crime comedy was filmed in Tver. Resolution No. 519 of August 9, 2023 stated that the administrations of the Zavolzhsky, Moskovsky, Proletarsky and Central districts of the city of Tver, as well as other city services were to assist in organizing the filming process. The plot of the movie tells about three guys from a small town, who decide to rob the local bank in search of easy money. Armed with an excavator, they break into the vault and take out a large sum. However, the next day, having learned that 25 million rubles have been stolen from the bank, they realize that they have actually taken only a million. The question arises: either there is a traitor among the friends, or there is another 24 million hidden in the city.</p>
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Locations
Embankment
In movie
Scene where In the backseat of a car, one of the gang members, nicknamed “Spiky,” is assembling a Rubik's cube. While the rest of the gang stares pensively into the distance and ponders a future plan of action, he is hard at work on the puzzle.
Real
Scene was shot on the Stepan Razin embankment in Tver. This is a picturesque part of the city, located along the banks of the Volga River. In the 90s, young people often gathered here, trying to make connections in the new reality. In the evenings, the embankment was filled with noise and lively energy, despite the uncertainty and anxiety that reigned around.
Street
In movie
Scene where it's the dystopian '90s. A group of young people are driving in a black car through the city streets. Loud music sounds from the speakers, the guys rush along the road at full speed, not paying attention to traffic lights and pedestrians.
Real
Scene was shot on Stepan Razina Street in Tver - one of the central streets of the city, which plays an important role in its history and development. It passes through residential and commercial districts, being a connecting artery between different parts of the city. In the 1990s, the street witnessed significant changes characteristic of post-Soviet Russia. In those years, the street was filled with traffic: cars, buses, pedestrians - everyone was going about their business.