The popular Russian TV series "Turkish Transit", which has become an adaptation of the novel of the same name, written by the writer Vladimir Grinkov, has won the hearts of TV viewers with its fascinating story. It highlights the problem of international criminality, from which even seemingly completely uninvolved people suffer from it.
Plot description
Turkish Transit tells the story of two very similar looking girls. One of them accidentally learns that the Turks are planning to import some forbidden goods into the territory of Russia. Since the girl has a penchant for adventurous adventures and an unwillingness to assess the possible consequences, she manages to seize the right moment and steal from the bandits from Russia a very large amount of money, which they planned to pay off with their criminal Turkish colleagues. Two large bandit clans start looking for her at once.
Despite the fact that there are only eight episodes in the detective series "Turkish Transit", it keeps the viewer in suspense until the very end.
The second girl, who grew up in a wealthy family, flees to Turkey from her unloved groom and has an accident with her, as a result of which she loses her memory. Since she is very similar to her adventurous compatriot, the bandits begin to demand money from her - however, the girl manages to escape. She is left alone in a foreign country without memory, passport and means of subsistence.
The main characters of the series
The main characters of "Turkish Transit" were played by one actress - Yanina Studilina, who brilliantly performed their roles, having managed to create two completely different images on the screen. Natasha Timofeeva and Rita Zvonareva lived different lives - Natasha was born in a provincial town and lived for many years in poverty, until the desire to "live beautifully" led her into the world of crime. Rita is the daughter of a Moscow millionaire, from childhood she had all the best - expensive clothes, love of parents, good education, home, friends … None of the girls suspected that one day they would have to change their fates.
"Turkish transit" was filmed in Moscow, Gelendzhik, Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as in the capital of Turkey - Istanbul.
After escaping from the Turkish bandits, Rita accidentally comes to Natasha's hotel, where she is mistaken for an absent girl and is escorted to her room. There Rita discovers Natasha's passport and photographs showing a girl who looks like her like two drops of water. Rita makes sure that she really is Natasha. Natasha, in turn, having learned about the unexpected appearance of a double, finds out more about Rita and travels to Moscow to take the place of the millionaire's daughter and, finally, live the beautiful life she deserves. Rita, meanwhile, is trying to deal with problems in harsh Turkey, where it is very difficult for a woman to survive without a husband …
