The silver spoon masterfully escapes from prison and starts a new life. New sweet life! Sokolovsky joins the secular crowd, where everyone is sitting on a new synthetic drug, and he is again surrounded by cars, villas and top models. Friends, enemies and the FSB are following the trail of the silver spoon, trying to understand what game he has started and on whose side he is. Igor is trying to understand who he is - a traitor, a saint or is it the same ... silver spoon?
Acting
Priluchnyy swaggers through moral bankruptcy with magnetic emptiness
Cinematography
Moscow's gilded underbelly never looked this seductively soulless
Production
The synthetic-drug party scenes hit like a feverish music video
Director
Nikolay Bulygin
Pavel Priluchnyy
Igor Sokolovsky
Pavel Chinaryov
Vanya
Darina Ervin
May
Evgeniy Stychkin
Vlad
Igor Jijikine
Ignatiev
Daniil Vorobyov
Pogodin
Dmitriy Shevchenko
Pryanikov
Aleksandr Oblasov
Evgeniy Averyanov
Vladimir Seleznyov
Valera
Agniya Ditkovskite
Zoya
Egor Timtsunik
Boris
Evgeny Kharitonov
Cash
Mikhail Kuryaev
Max
Ivan Titov
Elena Doronina
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
The 'silver spoon' (золотая молодёжь) trope critiques post-Soviet oligarch culture where inherited privilege buys infinite second chances.
Priluchnyy became Russia's most-streamed actor largely through this role, making Igor's fame-obsession accidentally meta.
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