Where was Ostrov filmed
Ostrov
Year: 2016
Genre: Comedy
Country: Dominican Republic, Russia, Seychelles, Thailand
<p>The plot of the series revolves around a group of participants who arrived on a desert island to participate in a new reality show. According to the scenario of the project, they must survive in the wilderness, perform tasks, earn points and accumulate the total prize fund, competing for the attention of viewers. However, soon everything gets out of control: the yacht with the crew explodes, and the participants, not realizing the scale of the disaster, take it as the start of the show. They continue to perform tasks, not knowing that in fact no one is not filming them and there is nowhere to wait for help - there is no connection with the outside world, and the show itself has long ceased to exist. According to actor Eugene Kulik, who played one of the key roles, filming took place in four locations - in Moscow, Thailand, the Dominican Republic and the Seychelles. The main part of the series was filmed in the Seychelles, where the cast spent about four months without being able to leave the island. According to Kulik, the conditions were much harsher than one can imagine - filming was a real test both physically and psychologically.</p>
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Locations
Prospectus
In movie
Scene where Herman is on his way to conquer Moscow - in a cab, wading through a dense stream of cars. Outside the window, he glimpses bedroom neighborhoods, high-rise buildings, and majestic monuments of the capital. He sits in the back seat with his suit neatly hung on the hanger, carefully holding it so as not to wrinkle it. In his phone is the address of an elite restaurant in the center, where he was invited to host a corporate party.
Real
Scene was shot at the monument to Yuri Gagarin on Leninsky Prospekt in Moscow, one of the most recognizable monuments in the capital. The 42-meter stele made of titanium rises above a wide thoroughfare, symbolizing man's aspiration to space. Around it there is a spacious square with wide sidewalks and street lamps, and on the perimeter there is Soviet architecture, paneled houses, administrative buildings and busy street traffic.
TV channel office
In movie
Scene where In his Moscow office, the director of a TV channel sees the shocking news on the screen - the yacht with the crew of the reality show "Island" has exploded. The director's face stiffens. He stands up, dumbfounded, and comes closer to the screen. After a few seconds, the announcer adds: "Our sources report that there are survivors. They have been taken to a local hospital."
Real
Scene was shot in the business center of Moscow - among glass high-rises, office buildings and wide avenues. For the interiors we used a modern office space in one of the business centers, decorated in a laconic style: panoramic windows overlooking the city, furniture in neutral tones, glass partitions, light panels and screens with news feeds.
Tropical island
In movie
Scene where eight participants land on a picturesque tropical island. They are surrounded by white sand, azure water, lush greenery - everything looks like paradise on earth. The atmosphere so far is light and uplifting - everyone believes that an exciting adventure lies ahead of them. On the beach they are met by the only local resident - a tanned middle-aged man in simple clothes. He is introduced to them as a guide and project supervisor, explaining that he will help the participants to settle in and accompany them during the show.
Real
Scene was shot in the Seychelles. It is an archipelago of 115 islands in the Indian Ocean, northeast of Madagascar. The location is ideal for shooting due to the combination of picturesque nature and remoteness from civilization.