Let It Be screened in the Kremlin

On May 31 a presentation of the film ‘Let It Be’, as part of the project ‘Business confidence is the future of Russia’, was held at the Kremlin Palace. According to the plot, the action of the film is set in 2035, at a time when Russia will have become the undisputed leader on the world stage, leaving the United States far behind. But one thing has remained unchanged – the world is ruled by love. The love of man and woman, love for friends, love for one's native land. Some of the most spectacular shots of movie were filmed in the mountains of Ingushetia, and ordinary citizens participated in a crowd scene, bravely undergoing the hardships of shooting. The film's director, Oleg Smolnikov, spoke about the work in the country before the premiere.