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==Production==
==Production==
''The Russian Bride'' is a [[low-budget film]] by [[independent film]] company Reigning Entertainment.<ref name=Reigningent /><ref name=Indiegogo /> A [[limited liability company]] was set up in [[Michigan]] to facilitate its production.<ref>[http://www.dleg.state.mi.us/bcs_corp/dt_llc.asp?id_nbr=F06707 "The Russian Bride Movie LLC"], Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (retrieved 20170228)</ref> Most of the film's budget has been funded by private investors.<ref name=newsletter />
The film counts several [[Film producer|producers]] and [[executive producer]]s, none associated with larger [[film studio]]s.<ref name=Reigningent /> Ojeda has teamed up with Day ([[The Amityville Terror]]), as well as Curtis and Zulkowski ([[53206: Milwaukee]]) before. Miller wrote and produced [[The Burning Dead]]. Den Broeder is a [[writer]] and the founder of [[Wikisage]].
===Casting===
===Casting===
[[Child model]] Kristina Pimenova makes her feature acting debut as Dasha. Former [[Miss Ukraine]] Oksana Orlan (Orlenko), known from [[Lana's Rain]], plays Nina, the bride. Corbin Bernsen, known for his role as Arnold Becker in [[L.A. Law]], is billionaire Karl Frederick.<ref name=Reigningent/>
[[Child model]] Kristina Pimenova makes her feature acting debut as Dasha. Former [[Miss Ukraine]] Oksana Orlan (Orlenko), known from [[Lana's Rain]], plays Nina, the bride. Corbin Bernsen, known for his role as Arnold Becker in [[L.A. Law]], is billionaire Karl Frederick.<ref name=Reigningent/>


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===Marketing===
===Marketing===
The Russian Bride is a [[low-budget film]] by [[independent film]] company Reigning Entertainment.<ref name=Reigningent/><ref name=Indiegogo/>


Its [[pre-production]] phase ended with the release of a 3-minute promotional [[trailer]] on January 18, 2017.<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/therussianbride/videos/1477669472273956/ "The Russian Bride - promotional trailer"]. Facebook (retrieved 20170130)</ref> This was followed by a [[crowdfunding]] action for additional financial support.<ref name=Indiegogo/><ref name=HorrorMoviesCA/>  
Its [[pre-production]] phase ended with the release of a 3-minute promotional [[trailer]] on January 18, 2017.<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/therussianbride/videos/1477669472273956/ "The Russian Bride - promotional trailer"]. Facebook (retrieved 20170130)</ref> This was followed by a [[crowdfunding]] action for additional financial support.<ref name=Indiegogo/><ref name=HorrorMoviesCA/>  

Revision as of 14:42, 28 February 2017

The Russian Bride is an upcoming horror thriller motion picture written and directed by Michael S. Ojeda, starring Corbin Bernsen, Kristina Pimenova and Oksana Orlan.[1][2] Producers include Jeff Miller and Philip J. Day.[2]

Plot

Karl Frederick, an American billionaire living in a mansion outside Detroit, browses the internet for a new bride. He finds Nina, a beautiful Russian woman, and invites her and her 11-year old daughter Dasha to come to America.

After the marriage, it transpires that Karl has sinister plans with Dasha. Nina has to fight for her daughter's life.[1][2][3]

Theme

The film exposes the dark side of the internet bride phenomenon.

Every year, men entice Internet brides to a foreign land, only to treat their new wives as slaves. Behind tightly closed doors, neighbors, and even police, often ignore their cries for help. It’s a huge problem that needs light to be focused on to it.[4]

In response, The Russian Bride promotes the empowerment of women (girl power).[3]

According to one reporter, the script may have been inspired by the candidacy of newly elected US president billionaire Donald Trump.[5]

Production

The Russian Bride is a low-budget film by independent film company Reigning Entertainment.[1][3] A limited liability company was set up in Michigan to facilitate its production.[6] Most of the film's budget has been funded by private investors.[7]

The film counts several producers and executive producers, none associated with larger film studios.[1] Ojeda has teamed up with Day (The Amityville Terror), as well as Curtis and Zulkowski (53206: Milwaukee) before. Miller wrote and produced The Burning Dead. Den Broeder is a writer and the founder of Wikisage.

Casting

Child model Kristina Pimenova makes her feature acting debut as Dasha. Former Miss Ukraine Oksana Orlan (Orlenko), known from Lana's Rain, plays Nina, the bride. Corbin Bernsen, known for his role as Arnold Becker in L.A. Law, is billionaire Karl Frederick.[1]

There are cameo appearances by producer Jeff Miller (clergyman) and Kristina's mother Glikeriya Pimenova (bride picture).

Filming

The movie is shot on an estate in the city of Detroit, Michigan.[1]

Acording to schedule, Production will take place in March 2017. The Russian Bride is expected to premiere in Los Angeles in November 2017.[3]

Marketing

Its pre-production phase ended with the release of a 3-minute promotional trailer on January 18, 2017.[8] This was followed by a crowdfunding action for additional financial support.[3][9]

According to Ojeda in the press release of the trailer,

Kristina Pimenova is a talented and beautiful young model, and with the support of fans we hope this movie is the stepping stone to a huge career as an actress.[9]

The film is expected to be published on DVD.[3]

External links

References

References:
  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 "The Russian Bride", Reigning Entertainment (retrieved 20170114)
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 Amanda N'Duka, "Corbin Bernsen To Star In Indie Thriller 'The Russian Bride'", 22 February 2017, Deadline Hollywood (retrieved 201702228}
  3. 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 "The Russian Bride - girl power, suspense thriller", Indiegogo (retrieved 20170130)
  4. Stacy Cox, "Russian Bride; Indie Thriller Mirrors Reality - Crowdfunding", 26 January 2017
  5. David Gelmini, "Michael S. Ojeda’s The Russian Bride Comes to Indiegogo", Dread Central (retrieved 20170220)
  6. "The Russian Bride Movie LLC", Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (retrieved 20170228)
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  8. "The Russian Bride - promotional trailer". Facebook (retrieved 20170130)
  9. 9.0 9.1 Chris Savage, "The Russian Bride", Horror Movies CA, 18 January 2017