Young Petersburgers will be shown a documentary about the consequences of recruitment into saboteurs
On November 13, Andrei Medvedev’s documentary “Betrayal” will be released. Expendable material devoted to the acute problem of involving young people in sabotage. The film explores how minors fall under the influence of recruiters and commit crimes.

On November 13, Andrei Medvedev’s documentary “Betrayal” will be released. Expendable material devoted to the acute problem of involving young people in sabotage. The film explores how minors fall under the influence of recruiters and commit crimes.
The journalists focused on the real fates of people from Crimea, Kursk, Penza and other regions. The authors, using specific examples, show a terrible mechanism: how an ordinary dialogue in the messenger quietly develops into recruitment and leads to serious consequences. Note that recently such situations have become more frequent with St. Petersburg.
The creators of the tape raise questions about human trust and manipulation. The film tells how young Russians become blind performers of someone else’s will and why fateful mistakes have to pay not only for them, but also for their families.
The main goal of the film is to draw attention to the problem of personal responsibility and show how easy it is to cross the line. The film is aimed at ensuring that viewers learn in time to recognize signs of dangerous influence and protect loved ones from criminal schemes.
The screening of the documentary is scheduled for November 13 on the TV channel “Russia 1”.



