The book tells with humor about the working days of crowd scene actors, whom the viewer sees every day in the cinema, but knows nothing about how they play walks, act out emotions, and also play lighting doubles, act topless and wander around in extras. To avoid misunderstandings, the author changed the names of real people to fictitious ones, and also invented something that did not happen in real life. The names of films, locations and other things have also been changed. In addition, the author uses the technique of exaggeration to create more laughter and greater distortions of reality. Otherwise, everything written here is the naked truth. “Everything you wanted to know about cinema, but were embarrassed to know.” K. S. Uzelkov, director, screenwriter, cameraman