Hidden Filming Locations Where Movie Magic Was Made

24. Crama Recaș, Romania – Borat's "Kazakh" Village Unveiled

Romania. Photo Credit: Envato @danaaacristea

Few would guess that the seemingly rustic Kazakh village of Borat Sagdiyev in "Borat Subsequent Moviefilm" (2020) is, in reality, part of the picturesque Crama Recaș winery region in Romania. Local Romanian villagers were ingeniously cast to play Borat’s eccentric neighbors, adding an unexpected layer of authenticity to the satirical chaos. This transformation of a serene European wine-producing area into the film’s fictional, dilapidated setting showcases the resourceful, often surprising, magic of filmmaking. It's a "very nice" example of how unassuming locations can become iconic cinematic backdrops, far from their everyday reality.

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