The word-of-mouth comedy movie "Poverty Raising Strategies" opens for pre-sales today, and the Russian version of "Catching the Dolls" is bursting with laughter

The Russian word-of-mouth comedy film "Poverty Raising Strategies"(formerly known as "Rich Second Generation") released a new trailer today and opened pre-sales simultaneously. The film tells the story of Gregori (Milos Bikovic), the son of Moscow's richest man, who is addicted to money and makes frequent mistakes and unrepentant. In order to reverse the fate of his rebellious son, his father planned a "poverty transformation plan" to subvert cognition. The super rich second generation woke up and transformed into a humble groom of the 19th century. There was no luxury, no privileged protection, only a survival trial of feeding horses on farms and being slaughtered by others. This reverse nurturing plan is full of jokes, and the film will be released nationwide on April 19.

The dude's life transformation plan is forced to travel through and the stabler is constantly laughing and making noises

The latest trailer for the film's "Explosively Modified Rich Young" version opens with Gregory racing crazily on the streets and being knocked down by a tranquilizer gun and traveling back to the manor. It is paired with the absurd questions and answers of "Where am I?" and "It's the 19th Century" to arouse the audience's interest. The young man who was still in a nightclub one second was whipped and thrown into the mud the next. The evil young man who used to hit passers-by and drove away has now become a "scapegoat" whose face has been smeared with horse dung. From throwing money in nightclubs to digging for food in the mud, from spending money like water to turning even mosquito legs into meat. In the trailer, Gregory turned from a prodigal son to a down-and-down serf, combined with a variety of exaggerated contrast scenes, bringing the absurd joy of "poverty education" to the extreme!

The pre-sale posters released simultaneously also have hidden secrets. The pre-sale posters are presented in a textured Russian oil painting style. Gregory, dressed in 19th-century costumes, rode on horseback on the grassland with a long stick. His exaggerated mouth shape seemed to be shouting something. The back of the eagle soaring in the distant sky seemed to be a drone wing. The strong Russian aesthetics and absurd sense of humor came to your face. The film will be released on April 19 and is now open for pre-sales. Come and accept the soul critical hit of this Russian comedy!

Russian-style nonsense collision hardcore cold humor adult version of "Catching the Dolls" burst into laughter Milos Bikovic holds high-scoring works such as "The Queen of Figure Skating" and "Challenge". This time, he subverts the image and vividly interprets the arrogance and embarrassment of the dandy boy, and presents a hard-core comedy adult version of "Catching the Dolls" to the audience. Director Kerim Shipshenko once directed "Space Rescue". In "Poverty Raising Strategies", he continues the iconic fast-paced narrative and surreal joke design, exploring wealth and growth through the extreme situation of inverted identities between rich and poor. The film not only has nonsense Russian cold humor, but also social reflection on elite education. It can be called the most "horse and heart" Russian word-of-mouth comedy this year.

The film "Strategies for Raising Poverty"(formerly known as "Rich Second Generation") was imported by China Film Group Corporation, and Chinese films were distributed and translated. The film will be released nationwide on April 19, and pre-sales are in full swing. You can travel through the world of the rich second generation Gregory with one click to experience the laughter and horse grabbing!