Radioaktive Film Studio filmed a video for the British Trainline in the Kiev Metro

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Radioaktive Film Studio filmed a video for the British Trainline in the Kiev Metro.
Ukrainian city landscapes and places are still popular as locations for promo from global brands. The well-known Kiev production studio Radioaktive Film once again made a commercial for a foreign brand in the Kiev Metro.
This is an advertisement for the British online travel service Trainline to promote the Wonderfully Predictable platform. In the story, secret agent Sarah pursues the criminal Alexander, and he hides from the pursuit, changing from train to train.

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