The trailer for the new comedy series Pull, Chest recently lit up screens online, focusing on how the village of Antonovka fights to protect its environment. Premier online cinema is presenting the title, with the summer 2023 release of the Zema project sequel already teased for viewers in the United States and Canada. This rollout positions the show as a fresh, domestic-style comedy with a social twist, aimed at audiences across North America who enjoy character-driven humor with a message.
Director Roman Fokin steers the project, drawing on the creative teams from Semyon Molokanov’s Penzfilmmash and producer Anton Karpushkin. The story follows a plainspoken man known as the Crate, who refuses to accept that Antonovka has fallen to illegal dumping. When he cannot enlist official support, he turns to the local community. He organizes a fishing championship designed to spotlight the pollution crisis and galvanize public support. The tactic triggers a tense clash with the arena’s dump promoter, who aims to derail the event and protect his interests.
The series features a strong ensemble, led by Denis Sundukov, with Zakhar Savchenko, Maria Abramova, Polina Ryashko, and other performers contributing to the cast. Their performances anchor the humor while layering in sincere moments as villagers confront environmental concerns, governance challenges, and the power of collective action.
Earlier reports noted that the trailer for the Marvel series highlights Red Square, drawing curious attention to high-profile trailers and cross-promotional buzz that often accompanies new releases. This comparison underscores the contrast between a compact, village-centered project and the broader, blockbuster world of superhero entertainment, while the core story of Pull, Chest remains focused on community resilience and witty, everyday heroism.[Attribution: Premier online cinema, production teams and cast information]”