Filming of a series about the work of doctors has ended at the Moskino film factory

The filming of the series "Skliff", which tells about the work of medical staff, has ended at the Moskino film factory. This was announced on April 28 by the official portal mos.ru with reference to the press service of the Moscow Department of Culture.

It is specified that the main character of the project was the traumatologist Evgenia Pokrovskaya, who works at the N. V. Sklifosovsky Research Institute of Emergency Medicine, who fights daily for the lives of her patients. She was played by Kristina Asmus. Besides her, Matvey Lykov, Ivan Okhlobystin, Boris Khvoshnyansky, Semyon Serzin, Alexander Tyutin and other actors took part in the series.

The scenery of the Research Institute's flagship center was recreated at the film factory especially for the filming of the series. In addition, the site was suitable for the project because of its convenient location and large size, as space was needed for work. The management of Moskino provided the film crew with excellent conditions for the filming to be successful.

"The scenery completely repeats the flagship center of the Nikolai Vasilyevich Sklifosovsky Research Institute of Emergency Medicine, almost everything is done identically here," said Alexey Penkov, director of the Sklifa film crew.

He added that during the filming, the film factory provided an opportunity for the employees of the series to use real ambulances that brought patients. In addition, the scenery of the operating rooms was built specifically for the series, which almost completely coincide with the real ones.

"When we decided to shoot Skliff, we focused on the medical component. We had the opportunity to build a hospital on the new site of the film factory, where everything looks real," said Maria Agranovich, the director of the series.

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