Women's Days: which TV series premieres are waiting for us in March
March premieres, as a rule, try to link to International Women's Day, which marks the arrival of spring and new hopes for residents of the middle belt. Stylish vampiresses will appear in front of the public In "Border of Worlds", "Chemistry between us" will teach how to find a husband, even if you have two children in your arms and "Three plus three" will tell you how to look forward to the future with optimism. Izvestia reports on the premieres of television series in March.
"Border of Worlds"
STS, March 3
History repeats itself twice, they said, and they were wrong. At least in the movies, the old tragedy can arise in the format of a farce over and over again. With the light hand of Sergei Lukyanenko's guards, bloodsuckers and joined evil spirits persistently inhabit Russian landscapes — from provincial streets of Smolensk to the capital's skyscrapers. In the new series "Border of Worlds", vampires will have to get used to the world of glamour and luxury: pumped-up fighters without rules, ladies in fashionable hats and even their small vicious dogs will sparkle with red eyes and bloodthirsily expose their fangs. There are a few good guys overseeing them, which, come to think of it, is quite fair.
A shot from the TV series "Border of Worlds"
Brothers Lech and Serega, after meeting with a vampire, gained new abilities that led them to the old research institute building to the eccentric Pavel Nikitich, the head of the secret organization Border of Worlds, whose task is to keep an eye on witches, werewolves, mermaids and other otherworldly tourists who regularly visit the human world. At the same time, they will have to collect a powerful artifact that will help close the portal to Nav once and for all, from where evil spirits are crawling towards us. That, of course, explains a lot, so we'll be rooting for our guys. A practical guide to beard care in the form of Pavel Nikitich's fashionista is attached as a bonus.
"Daredevil: Born Again"
Disney+,March 4
Blind lawyer Matt Murdock is a professional defender of justice: during the day he defends the innocent in the courtroom, and at night, having developed incredible strength, hearing and flair, he fights for justice by force. However, good does not always win, alas: Daredevil meets the first episode alone, ruined and disbelieving in justice. His ex-girlfriend framed him, and Daredevil's eternal enemy, major politician Wilson Fisk, known in the criminal world as the Kingpin mafia boss, ruined him and threw him into oblivion. Now Murdoch can only take revenge, for which he will have to reassemble himself and stand up for the law again.
A shot from the TV series "Daredevil: Born again"
The first part of the adventures of the blind lawyer was released in 2015, having successfully defended three seasons and 39 episodes — a serious bid for success. The series was nominated for an Emmy, a Saturn, and a Screen Actors Guild Award, but in the end it received only a consolation prize — an honorary award from the Society of the Blind of America. Now the creators, apparently, are ready for the next attempt: "Daredevil: Born Again" is released with the same main cast: Charlie Cox will play the main character, and Vincent D'Onofrio, who starred in Kubrick's "All—Metal Shell", will play the antagonist. There will be a lot of fights, and they will be tough. Perhaps now the prize for the best work of stuntmen from the creators of the series will not go away.
"Taiga"
Premier, March 5th
In a small town somewhere in the taiga, several girls from dysfunctional families were killed. Investigator Demidov, an exemplary family man and father of two daughters, sees the case as a personal challenge and vows to find the maniac. However, the more evidence there is in the case, the more obvious it becomes that they all point to Demidov himself. He will have to figure out the intricacies of a strange and terrible crime and find the killer.
A shot from the TV series "Taiga"
The director of the new series, Alexander Kasatkin, is a recognized expert on dark detective stories with titles that speak for themselves: "The Hunt for the Singer," "Gold," "You can't Run and die." This means that the viewer is waiting for a lot of gloomy atmosphere, female tantrums and suspense. The surroundings correspond: the black skeletons of burnt-out houses, a windfall, an untidy cemetery bristling with the peaks of grave fences. The Taiga, as always, will not let you down: the magnificent gloomy landscapes would suit not only a rustic thriller, but also the cult "Blair Witch" of domestic origin. Let's see if it works.
"Chemistry between us"
Wink, March 6
Tanya, a single mother, brings up her son and daughter during the day, and drives a taxi at night. But, as you know, there are not many problems: one day, Tanya is diagnosed with death. Tanya does not expect to live for more than a year and is afraid that after her death the children will end up in an orphanage. Then Tatiana decides to find a reliable man and marry him to herself in order to provide a family for her children even in the event of the worst outcome. The plan that Tanya's doctor helps her with suddenly works too well, and there are even more applicants for a hand, a heart and children than required. But be sure, not everything is so gloomy, and love, inadvertently coming, will confuse all the plot moves...
A shot from the TV series "Chemistry between us"
In terms of social education, the series perfectly fosters vigilance towards online dating. "There's just no one there — scammers, perverts, even from the tax office!" — knowledgeable people cut Tanya the truth. And that's right: there will be such and many others for her three-in-one offer.
"Gypsies. Shakespeare Street"
Okko, March 6
Mikhail is a successful Moscow lawyer, co—owner of a well-known firm. He has a fiancee and ambitious career plans. But one day, Diana, a gypsy, comes to his office and demands that Mikhail save her daughter from prison. Diana gives him an ultimatum: if Mikhail does not help her, she will reveal his secret to his fiancee and colleagues: in fact, he is not Mikhail at all, but the gypsy Mihai Demeter, Diana's ex-lover and the father of a teenage girl whom he has to rescue from prison. This decision dramatically changes the whole life of a lawyer...
A shot from the TV series "Gypsies. Shakespeare Street"
The performer of the main role in the series Dmitry Chebotarev ("Code of Honor", "Fitness") is, of course, a handsome textured man with fire in his eyes, and it's easy to believe in his gypsy blood. The plot leaves a slightly different question: why, in the opinion of the creators, is Gypsy origin so shameful that the hero is afraid of losing his family and job because of it? However, this, as well as a number of other burning issues, are immediately removed if we assume that Shakespeare Street is a joint project of Russian cinematographers with Indian colleagues, and the basic script was obtained somewhere in the bowels of Bollywood. The producer of the series, Alexander Tsekalo, is rich not only in creative imagination, but also in diverse professional connections, so this or similar opportunities cannot be discounted. Dancing, music, and ritual hugs with a horse reinforce such suspicions.
"Three plus three"
Okko, March 10
In the picturesque town of the Golden Ring, the Klyachev family and the Larin family live next door, which is quite enough for us as a hint of the further plot. But not to the director: the literary allusions are just beginning. The head of the Klyachev family is the writer Anton Pavlovich, his son is the blacksmith Leonid, and his grandson, the rescuer, was named Prometheus by his creative parents in order to finish him off completely. The Larins' grandmother Valentina Petrovna works in a taxi, Sveta's daughter is a tour guide, and Yulia's granddaughter is an artist. Prometheus suspects Yulia of cheating and one day catches her in another scam. That's where the pursuit of a personal life begins.
A shot from the TV series "Three plus three"
The famous 1963 comedy about the search for love, based on the play by Sergei Mikhalkov, was called "Three plus Two." But the creators of the new series are against the lack of feelings, no one will be left on the sidelines. On the way to personal happiness, the heroes will have to survive solving crosswords, falling off a bridge, jumping on the hood of a car, and even dueling with fire hoses. Along the way, Yulia paints mediocre paintings, Svetlana mannerly gives the guests of the city a memorized faceless text of the tour, and Anton Pavlovich awkwardly taps half a page of text with one finger on a rare typewriter, then in anger crumple the result of his work and throw it into a corner. And that's right: is it up to work here when it comes to love? Man is made for happiness, like a bird for flight! Anton Pavlovich, I think he said. Or maybe not.
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