The script appears to be a collection of scenes and dialogues from a Russian film or documentary, possibly about the life of a basketball coach, Nikita Kondrashin. The dialogue jumps between different scenes and characters, discussing topics such as the film's production, the coach's life, and the importance of winning.
The script also includes some disturbing and violent content, including threats of rape and murder. It's unclear what the overall plot or message of the film is, but it seems to be a dramatic and intense portrayal of the coach's life and career.
Some scenes appear to be interviews or behind-the-scenes discussions about the film's production, while others seem to be part of the film's narrative. The script also includes some references to real-life events and figures, such as the 1972 Olympics and the Soviet Union basketball team.
Overall, the script is a jumbled and fragmented collection of scenes and dialogue, making it difficult to discern a clear plot or message.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The picture has already earned more than 3 billion rubles.
2. Kondrashin was the coach of the Soviet Union basketball team.
3. The Soviet Union basketball team won the 1972 Olympics.
4. The film "Upward Movement" is based on the real events of the 1972 Olympics.
5. The film is a feature film, not a documentary.
6. The film's script was written based on real events.
7. The director of the film is Anton Megerdichev.
8. Alexander Rapu was considered an ideal option for a role in the film.
9. The film's author, Vladimir Medinsky, made the film based on real events.
10. A man who spent 46 years in prison in the USA was released for a crime he did not commit.
11. The film "Upward Movement" is stated as a real story based on real events.