An upcoming film titled 'Putin' has attracted attention for its promise to delve deep into the life and personality of Russian President Vladimir Putin. Using cutting-edge AI technology, the film aims to portray Putin's character over six decades, including moments from Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Scheduled for release in September, the trailer shows Putin in unusual situations, such as wearing a dirty diaper and practicing karate.
The film, directed by Polish filmmaker Besaleel, also known as Patryk Vega, is described as a “psychological thriller” that aims to uncover the mysteries surrounding Putin's personality. Vega highlights the extensive three-year filmmaking process, advanced AI techniques and careful storytelling used to explore the motives and actions of one of today's most high-profile political figures.
The producers are committed to presenting a detailed and realistic portrayal of Putin's story, using cutting-edge AI to achieve this. Released in English, “Putin” promises to give viewers unprecedented insight into the complexities of Putin's life and influence.
In a statement released via PR Leap, Polish studio AIO said the film will be released in 35 countries, describing itself as “up close and personal with the story of the Kremlin leader.”
The studio released a 2.5-minute trailer for the film.
According to the makers, the film was filmed over three years in locations such as the Russian Federation, Ukraine, Israel, Syria, Jordan and Poland. The topicality of the film is one of its most important aspects.
“Putin is not just a movie,” says filmmaker Vega. “It is a response to a global quest to understand the motives and actions of one of the most controversial figures in contemporary politics. The mission of my production is to provide viewers with an 'user's manual' for Putin.