The transcript appears to be a review of a Russian film, possibly a children's movie, funded by the Ministry of Culture. The reviewer is heavily criticizing the film, calling it a "sin" and stating that it's not suitable for children. The film's plot is confusing and seems to involve a boy named Ivan who plays a video game where he controls a character named Craig, who must navigate a virtual world and find a magic cave. The reviewer is sarcastic and mocking, questioning the Ministry of Culture's decision to fund such a film. The reviewer also criticizes the film's portrayal of parenting, with Ivan's father being neglectful and more interested in hunting and drinking than in raising his son. The film's themes of video games, virtual reality, and Lemurian mythology are also mocked by the reviewer.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The Ministry of Culture allocated money for a film.
2. The film is about a character named Craig who must find a magic cave.
3. Craig is a character in a computer game played by a boy named Ivan.
4. Ivan's behavior is blamed on the computer games he plays.
5. Ivan's father is often absent and drinks heavily.
6. Ivan's mother is deceased.
7. Ivan's father promises to take him to the zoo but doesn't follow through.
8. The film features a character who can transmit thoughts at a distance and move through space.
9. The story mentions Lemuria and Atlantis.
10. The film's plot involves a character who must save his soul from being absorbed by the game.
11. The game is set in a virtual world where characters can die and be killed.
12. The film's creators asked for money to make the film.
13. A colleague of the narrator signed a document allocating money for the film.
14. The film features a Lemurian character who knows the plot of the game.
15. The Lemurian throws the boys into the game.
16. The game has rules that must be followed.
17. Ivan runs away from the game in fear.
18. Craig kills a plush creature in the game.
19. The servers kick Ivan out of the game.
20. The Lemurian promises that irreversible changes will begin in Ivan's body.
21. Ivan must make a choice about who to save in the game.
22. The game can cause physical and mental changes in the player.