Холоп 3 (2026)

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• Einspielergebnis: 1 Mrd. RUB
• Budget: 1,2 Mrd. RUB
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Serf 3 is a 2026 Russian comedy film written and directed by Klim Shipenko and produced by Yellow, Black and White. It is a sequel to the 2023 film Serf 2 and stars Miloš Biković, Ivan Okhlobystin, Aleksandr Samoylenko, and Maria Mironova, were joined by Pavel Priluchny, Kristina Asmus, Vitaliya Korniyenko, and Stepan Shevyakov as the four Vyazemsky family. Principal photography began in September 2025 and took place in Moscow, Russia, as well as in Turkey, specifically in the city of Anamur, where the key location was the historic Mamure fortress. The project's production budget was 1.2 billion rubles, making it one of the most expensive Russian film productions of modern times.

Production

Work on the third installment of the franchise was announced in March 2024. In April, the project was presented at a Cinema Fund pitch, where it was confirmed that Klim Shipenko would once again take the director's chair. According to the director, the creators deliberately avoided repeating the trope of a single spoiled hero and decided to tackle the redemption of an entire family, bringing new meaning to the franchise.

The film was produced by Yellow, Black and White with the participation of the Start online cinema, the Russia-1 TV channel, Mem Media (also known as MEM Cinema Production) and Central Partnership Productions, and with the financial support of the Russian Cinema Fund.

Initially, Central Partnership announced filming for September 2024, with a January 23, 2025, release date. However, the Turkish remake of Simarik was later released on that date, and the release of the third installment was delayed by more than a year.

Pavel Priluchny called the film the most stunt-heavy movie of his career: many of the action scenes, including falls, fights, and dives from a ship into the sea, were performed by the actors (including Kristina Asmus and Miloš Biković) themselves, without stunt doubles.

Principal photography began in September 2025. Filming took place in Moscow, Russia and Turkey. The international shoot concluded in February 2026. The primary location in Turkey was the port city of Anamur. The historic Mamure Fortress, a Roman-era monument rarely used by filmmakers, was used as the set for the Sultan's palace. An exception was made, allowing the film crew to work on the site.

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