The Russian version of "Chernobyl" released its first trailer! Russian netizens: What is this about?

Update July 27:

3-minute official trailer:

Original report:

The five-episode miniseries "Chernobyl" produced by the American HBO TV station received high praise after its broadcast and was sought after by audiences around the world. However, the Russian TV station NTV believed that the HBO TV series was suspected of deliberately smearing Russia, so they decided to shoot a Russian version of the Chernobyl series last month to show this world-shaking disaster from the perspective of Russians.

Yesterday, Igor Petrenko, the lead actor of the Russian version of "Chernobyl", released a trailer for the show on his YouTube channel, which mainly shows the reaction of ordinary Ukrainian people to the disaster, the response of the former Soviet government, and the rescue work of the accident. In addition, the plot that NTV previously said would appear in the show, about how Soviet agents accepted the mission to go to Chernobyl to prevent CIA agents from destroying the nuclear power plant, was also mentioned in the trailer.

Unexpectedly, the Russian version of "Chernobyl" received a lot of criticism in Russia after the trailer was broadcast.

Some netizens said, "Just as we predicted, it was a disaster caused by human technical errors, but what we shot was a TV series about family, women and love for housewives."

Some netizens also pointed out that "the trailer, which is more than three minutes long, has more errors than the entire HBO series";

“It’s a disgrace to the filming crew”;

“Please God, don’t show this show on TV”.

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