Generation P (2011)

In the vibrant whirlpool of hallucinations and reality, the film Generation P weaves its story, derived from the imaginative web of Viktor Pelevin's novel. The narrative, though shrouded in enchanting illusions - such as a profound monologue from Che Guevara on television's destructive impact on mankind - maintains a tangible connection to the real world. It paints a vivid portrait of 1990s Moscow, seen through the eyes of our protagonist, Babylen Tatarskiy. Tatarskiy, navigating his way through life, finds a sense of belonging in a bustling PR agency. His talent lies in his ability to mold western brands to the unique contours of the 'Russian mindset'. The film is a clever blend of humor and intelligence, adorned with mesmerizing visual effects and punctuated with moments of startling revelation. Generation P narrates an intricate yet lucid tale of how the stalwarts of the past succumb to the allure of the goddess Ishtar. It insightfully explores the paradoxical choices made by the Pepsi generation in a world that chose Coke. This rich tapestry of a movie is an invitation to delve into a world where reality and illusion intertwine, offering a compelling exploration of societal transformation.

Generation P is a comedy movie featuring Mikhail Efremov.

It is possible to buy Generation P on Apple TV, Google Play Movies and YouTube.