Rasputin's dagger, in Moscow

For the first time in history, Red Square has been closed off for a film shoot. The last sequences of this production by Enrique Cerezo and Telecinco Cinemas are filmed there.

The adventure comedy directed by Jesús Bonilla ends two months of intense filming in numerous Spanish locations these days. And for the first time in history, Moscow's famous Red Square was closed to pedestrian traffic to allow the arrival of characters from Rasputin's dagger to Lenin's mausoleum following the trail of the mysterious object... Jesus
Bonilla, Antonio Resines, Antonio Molero, María Barranco, Carmen Arche and Carolina Bang are the leading actors in the sequence.

In the purest style of a traditional and ragged “Indiana Jones”, Jacinto and Papeles, the intrepid “treasure hunters” of El Moscow Gold, they return to their adventures in their desire to find that which will definitively “take them out of poverty” and solve their problems. Your objective will now be to get Rasputin's dagger...

The film, produced by Enrique Cerezo and Telecinco Cinema, will be directed by Jesús Bonilla himself, co-author of the script with Joaquín Andujar. More than 5,000 m2 of scenery have been built to film the interiors of the story, which will also feature an enormous display of digital effects and production elements. For the exteriors, the team will travel to the Palacio de las Salinas de Medina del Campo (a spa that has numerous architectural similarities with its parallels in the Baltic) and to Moscow, where scenes have been filmed in Red Square itself.