Where was God Loves Caviar filmed?
2012 film by Yannis Smaragdis
God Loves Caviar (2012) was filmed in Saint Petersburg, Crete, Astrakhan, Aegina, Pylos and Psara, 6 places named in its Russian Wikipedia’s Съёмки section, in Russia, Greece. Wikidata itself records the shoot only as Greece. A sentence in an article is weaker evidence than a statement, and every claim on this page says which it is.
Places per Russian Wikipedia's Съёмки section
Russian Wikipedia’s Съёмки section names 6 places. A sentence in an article is weaker evidence than a Wikidata statement, so these are listed apart, never mixed into the statement list, and the claim links straight to where it came from.
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Towns & cities
Saint Petersburg
Russia
federal city and former capital of Russia
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Towns & cities
Pylos
Greece
town in Messenia, Peloponnese, Greece
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Landscapes & nature
Crete
Greece
island of Greece
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Towns & cities
Astrakhan
Russia
city in the south of Russia
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Landscapes & nature
Aegina
Greece
Greek island of the Saronic Gulf
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Landscapes & nature
Psara
Greece
Greek island
Recorded only at country level
Wikidata also records this film as shot in Greece, without saying where. Those statements are true but unmappable (a pin in the middle of a country would claim something nobody wrote), so they are listed here instead of guessed at.
Filming locations that are mapped there: Greece
Also shot in these places
- GoldenEye 1995
- Anna Karenina 1997
- Unbelievable Adventures of Italians in Russia 1974
- Compartment No. 6 2021
- The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson 1980–1987
- The Master and Margarita 2005–
- Onegin 1999
- The Master and Margarita 2024
- Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson 1980–
- Yeralash 1974–2014
- Streets of Broken Lights 1998–2019
- Under en steinhimmel 1974
Frequently asked questions
How many filming locations does God Loves Caviar have?
No place recorded on Wikidata, but 6 places named in its Wikipedia article, labelled per Wikipedia.
Which other productions were filmed at the same places?
GoldenEye (1995), Anna Karenina (1997), Unbelievable Adventures of Italians in Russia (1974), Compartment No. 6 (2021) and 8 more, each listed on this page.
Where does this information come from?
Filming location statements on Wikidata, plus places named in the production's own Wikipedia article, which are labelled per Wikipedia. Nothing is scraped from listicles and nothing is generated.