Leonid Azadovsky (played by Mikhail Efremov) is a protagonist in Generation P.
A cynically ruthless advertising genius who runs an all-powerful PR firm and orchestrates rigged political campaigns and false advertising in post-communist Russia. Azadovsky's assistant (played by Andrey Vasilyev) appears in Generation P.
Babylen Tatarsky (played by Vladimir Yepifantsev) appears in Generation P.
The protagonist, a disillusioned ex-poet turned advertising copywriter and PR mastermind, who orchestrates a virtual presidential election before losing his humanity to the surreal capitalist world he creates.
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Characters
Leonid Azadovsky
(played by Mikhail Efremov) — protagonist
A cynically ruthless advertising genius who runs an all-powerful PR firm and orchestrates rigged political campaigns and false advertising in post-communist Russia.
Azadovsky's assistant
(played by Andrey Vasilyev) — minor
Babylen Tatarsky
(played by Vladimir Yepifantsev) — supporting
The protagonist, a disillusioned ex-poet turned advertising copywriter and PR mastermind, who orchestrates a virtual presidential election before losing his humanity to the surreal capitalist world he...
Key Relationships
Azadovsky's assistant → Leonid Azadovsky
(assistant)
Babylen Tatarsky → Leonid Azadovsky
(Professional Copywriter To Boss)
Story Analysis
A disillusioned poet transforms into a master of virtual politics, sacrificing his humanity to control reality through advertising and ritual.
Plot Progression
Pepsi Dreams & Poetic Disillusionment
Surreal Politics & WOWism Revelation
Virtual Triumph & Faustian Descent
Ritual Ascension & Ultimate Power
Directed by Victor Ginzburg
Generation P (2011) · 6.4/10 · comedy, drama, science-fiction
