The Major franchise is moving forward, with official confirmation shared by Plus Studio representatives. The news signals that the series will continue its ongoing narrative across new installments and expanded storytelling.
Showrunner Maxim Polinsky has begun scripting and planning for the fifth season of the series, while also overseeing the development of its third feature film, titled Majora. At the same time, the production team has launched work on a fresh season of the television series Method, reflecting a clear expansion of the universe under Polinsky’s creative leadership.
Major first appeared on screens in 2014 and quickly established a strong following. In 2016, Netflix acquired the rights to stream the film, bringing the story to a broader audience. The project centers on the son of the oligarch Igor Sokolovsky, a character whose choices set off a cascade of consequences. The son finds himself at a pivotal moment after a night party incident that leads to a confrontation with law enforcement and the loss of a police officer’s service weapon. The fallout culminates in a stern consequence: the father strips away the protagonist’s privileges and assigns him to work within the police department, shaping a journey of reckoning and growth within a high-stakes environment.
The cast of Major features a lineup that has become recognizable to fans, including Pavel Priluchny, Karina Razumovskaya, Dmitry Shevchenko, Alexander Oblasov, and Denis Shvedov, among others. Their performances have cemented the series as a bold, character-driven drama that navigates power, responsibility, and personal transformation with a gritty realism that resonates with audiences across regions.
Method, the companion series in this expanding universe, follows detective Rodion Meglin as he tackles high-profile crimes with a keen eye for detail and methodical problem-solving. The dynamic is enriched by the partnership with Yesenia Steklova, portrayed by Paulina Andreeva, a graduate of the Faculty of Law who brings a legal precision to investigative scenes. The show builds tension through intricate cases that blend procedural elements with character-driven storytelling, highlighting Meglin’s analytical approach and the evolving dynamic with his partner as cases unfold.
In related industry notes, there has been public discourse about the scheduling and outcomes of performances connected to the broader creative enterprise. A recent development involved an apology from a performer connected to an earlier concert, reflecting the often complex relationship between production, venues, and audiences in the entertainment landscape. These moments illustrate the ongoing dialogue between creators and fans as the franchise continues to evolve and engage a diverse viewership across platforms and regions.