Movie Trailer: Zaschitniki (2017) - Russian Version of Marvel Superheroes

If you're sick of American superhero movies, here's one the Russian way: Zaschitniki. America and Russia are eternal rivals, and their struggle for supremacy is taking place on all fronts. Now he has moved to the world of movies, more precisely to the world of superheroes, which Americans use primarily as a propaganda tool, as an export item that testifies to the omnipotence of the nation. History books tell who defeated whom in the space battle and the nuclear race, which superheroes would win in a direct fight, or Marvel's or. DC's or the heroes of the big-budget Russian film Zaschitniki, coming to theaters in 2017, may be left to the imagination forever.

Protectors is Russian sci-fi neo noir film by Armenian director Sarik Andreasyan. A case of Russian version of Marvel movies (or DC's, however you prefer), that is high-budget a product worthy of Hollywood. Speak about a Soviet team of superheroes, and the story is somehow set during the Cold War. They are the main villains in this case Americans? Will they find themselves on the other side of the stick this time? Russians appear as antagonists in most American films. And since the Russians know too well that cinematography is a good propaganda machine, they too use superheroes they strengthen the national consciousness and they encourage the nation to stick together against a common enemy.

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The Russian film Zaschitniki features four superheroes.

The film hits the big screen next year (February 2017), when we will also be able to watch scenes of a man with a bear's head and a bear brandishing an engine room (the four heroes – Khan, Xenia, Ler and Arsus – otherwise reflect the values and traditions of socialist society). What is known? She would probably get along well with Rocket, the raccoon from Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy. The film features Sebastien Sisak, Anton Pampuchniy, Sanzhar Madiev, Alina Lanina, Valeria Shkirando and Stanislav Shirin, names that don't tell us much, so you'll get a lot more bizarre trailer. Now it's America's turn! He swallowed the film 330 million Russian rubles or a good 4 million euros.