More4 - Documentaries - Once Upon a Time in Siberia

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Once Upon a Time in Siberia

Tues 23 March 2006 10pm
Vitaly Dymochka, a provincial mob boss, tries to go legit as a film director.

More4 travels to Russia's 'Wild Wild East' to follow Vitaly Dymochka as he tries to go legit in order to pursue the unlikeliest of dreams: making it as a film director with an action trilogy based on his own violent past - starring himself and other real life bandits.

Featuring unique access into a secret world, Once Upon a Time in Siberia is a comic yet ultimately chilling look at everyday life inside the Russian mafia.

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Vitaly and his production team look for cast members for his second film

Watch the clip (2)

Vitaly goes back to his old school and we meet his former teacher

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