PiraMMMida

2011
G
1h 45m

IMDb RATING

6.4/10

1.7K

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Fedor Bondarchuk, Aleksey Serebryakov, and Pyotr Fyodorov in PiraMMMida (2011)

The film is based on real events. Russia, the wild 90's.

An unknown mathematician and a loner, having announced the establishment of the 'MMM' company, begins to print and sell its own shares. The value of the shares is determined by the principle - 'they are always more expensive today than they were yesterday.'

There is unprecedented in scale advertising campaign, thousands of points of sale are being opened and millions of new investors are attracted every week. Amount of money received by the 'MMM' is filling up rooms and wagons ...
Immediately after the arrest of the CEO of the 'MMM', 17 trucks with cash left the company's headquarters in an unknown direction. The shares of 'Gazprom' gas company, worth $12billion, owned by 'MMM', have also disappeared.

Too many questions, too many secrets ...

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Russia, early 90s. A fictional story inspired by financier Sergey Mavrodi, his securities company "MMM", and the pyramid scheme he ran that left upwards of fifteen million investors with not... Read allRussia, early 90s. A fictional story inspired by financier Sergey Mavrodi, his securities company "MMM", and the pyramid scheme he ran that left upwards of fifteen million investors with nothing when it crashed.Russia, early 90s. A fictional story inspired by financier Sergey Mavrodi, his securities company "MMM", and the pyramid scheme he ran that left upwards of fifteen million investors with nothing when it crashed.

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IMDb RATING

6.4/10

1.7K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 2 wins & 1 nomination total

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10MrVoxPopuli

Very nice

There are some missing details but still movie shows great all the politics in Russia in 90s.

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In the early scene in which Mamontov test drives Anton's Chaika, the license plates affixed to the Chaika and Mamontov's Mercedes are in a format which was introduced subsequent to the time at which the scene is set.