Dostoevsky 360
This is a narrative VR film — a drama about the life and work of Fyodor Dostoevsky, presented in an immersive virtual reality format. Created using advanced 3D immersive filming technologies, it is specially designed for viewing in VR headsets, with the option of on-screen playback on various mobile devices.
Trailer 360°
During playback, you can control the view by rotating your smartphone or tablet, or by using a mouse if you are watching on a computer.
How it was filmed
Dostoevsky 360 is a deeply emotional drama brought to life in the format of virtual reality. The viewer finds themselves inside the fate of the great writer — at that dark and pivotal moment when, after years of hard labor, debt, and personal loss, Fyodor Dostoevsky stands on the edge of despair. His talent is under threat, his career collapsing, and his life turning into a series of trials.
And it is at this moment that Anna Snitkina enters his world — a young stenographer whose faith, purity, and strength of spirit become the writer’s salvation. Between them is born not only love but also a creative revelation: before their eyes emerges The Gambler, where reality and fiction intertwine, and Dostoevsky’s characters seem to step out of the pages toward the viewer.
This is a story of genius and redemption — of a struggle with one’s own demons, and of how love can bring a person back to life, even when all seems lost.
The film immerses the viewer into the inner world of Dostoevsky’s drama and inspiration, allowing them to experience his fate not from the outside — but from within.
And it is at this moment that Anna Snitkina enters his world — a young stenographer whose faith, purity, and strength of spirit become the writer’s salvation. Between them is born not only love but also a creative revelation: before their eyes emerges The Gambler, where reality and fiction intertwine, and Dostoevsky’s characters seem to step out of the pages toward the viewer.
This is a story of genius and redemption — of a struggle with one’s own demons, and of how love can bring a person back to life, even when all seems lost.
The film immerses the viewer into the inner world of Dostoevsky’s drama and inspiration, allowing them to experience his fate not from the outside — but from within.
- Maxim Nikonov
- CinematographerAlexander Koretsky
- Music Author and Sound DirectorSvyatoslav Savelyev
- ScriptwritersPavel Chizh, Maxim Nikonov, Ivan Gaukоv
- ProducersAndrey Salnikov, Maxim Nikonov, Fyodor Abramov, Alexandr Porotov, Anton Smirnov
- StarringAlexey Boston, Anastasia Dergaus, Polina Sevastyanikhina, Valentin Vorobyev, Kirill Dolgov
- A Cinematic StoryNot a VR attraction, but true cinema in virtual reality — with attention to detail, a dramatic storyline, vivid characters, and deep emotional engagement in the life story of the great writer.
- Powerful Immersion EffectThe film is shot in a virtual reality format, specially designed for viewing in VR headsets. This technology literally transports you inside the film, allowing you to feel at the center of the story.
- Cutting-Edge TechnologiesUltra-high video resolution — 8K
Stereoscopic shooting format creates real depth — 3D 360°
Frame rate of 50 fps ensures smooth motion
Innovative shooting techniques make each frame visually expressive
Contact us
Media about the project
"How the Dostoevsky 360 VR movie was created"
Culture. Omsk portal
Novelties of virtual cinema
Saint Petersburg TV Channel
The first Russian VR series about the life and work of Fyodor Mikhailovich, Dostoevsky 360 (12+), was presented in Omsk
Channel 12
The official website of the Russian Writers' Union
Argumenty i Fakty Omsk
Culture of St. Petersburg
Literary and Memorial Museum of F.M.Dostoevsky
St. Petersburg University of the Humanities and Social Sciences
Omsk State Museum named after F.M. Dostoevsky
Libraries of Vasileostrovsky district
The premiere of the film "Dostoevsky 360" about the Dostoevsky crisis is in December
zhukovsky.life
TV series news. Film Pro
Siberian News
Russian World Portal
With the support of the Presidential Fund for Cultural Initiatives
The film was produced by VRKINO and EDELWEISS studios