Russians stole the Ukrainian series To Catch the Kaidash and photoshopped their own posters: actors reacted to the shameful act

The Russians have once again demonstrated their rotten nature and stolen a Ukrainian film product, namely the popular series To Catch the Kaidash based on the novel The Kaidash Family by Ivan Nechuy-Levytskyi. Now, on Russian piracy services, citizens of the terrorist country can watch all 12 episodes of the project in low-quality Russian dubbing.

The actors of the series have already reacted to the shameful act, and they were not surprised that the enemy continues to steal from Ukraine during a full-scale war. In particular, Antonina Khyzhniak, who plays Motria, commented on the situation on the air of Breakfast. Weekend on 1+1.

The thieves also photoshoped the posters, apparently hoping that no one would notice. However, Photoshop masters in Russia are not particularly professional either, so the result was only a cause for ridicule.

Thus, Khyzhniak commented, "They know how to steal, photoshop badly, make deepfakes... this is all on their part too. I see that it's stupidly erased and overdubbed. I think, well, that's what they're all about, that's their whole point. Just stealing, re-voicing and inventing something else. I have no words for it."

Actor Hryhorii Baklanov, who plays Lavrin Kaidash, was the first to notice the theft of the project. He laughed at the ridiculous posters created by the Russians, where the faces of Ukrainian actors were simply attached to other people's bodies and the title of the series was written in Russian.

"Did you know that the Muscovites dubbed the Kaidash and watch it on pirate platforms?" Baklanov wrote.

As it turned out, the Ukrainian series has been shown on Russian services for several years. In the comments, viewers from the aggressor country are already sharing their impressions and giving ratings. Interestingly, some users did not like the surzhyk in the project, which they do not always understand.

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