Daniel Espinoza will direct a movie about a Soviet maniac
Director Daniel Espinoza, who directed the thriller Cape Town Passcode, is set to adapt Tom Rob Smith's novel Baby 44. This is reported by the Deadline resource. The work takes place in the USSR in Stalin's times. The country is officially declared a crime-free paradise. In the center of the plot is the idealizing Soviet system, a war veteran and MGB officer Leo Demidov. Once this loyal campaigner himself falls into the millstones of the Stalinist machine of terror, he is stripped of all ranks and exiled to a remote region of the country. At the same time, it becomes known about the emergence of a terrible serial killer, the very existence of which contradicts the essence of the `` Soviet paradise. '' The main character, driven by a sense of duty, forced to follow the trail of the maniac and engage not only with the criminal, but also with the system that denies his existence. When the director starts movieing, it is not specified yet. The Topic of Article: Daniel Espinoza will direct a movie about a Soviet maniac. |
