Stories from the set

The film's musical theme is also the ringtone of one of the main characters' mobile phones. After the film's release, the melody became hugely popular among mobile phone owners.

The film company STV released a version of the film Bumer with a humorous soundtrack titled "Antibumer". The "funny translation" of the film Bumer was made by Dmitry Puchkov, better known under the pseudonym Goblin.

Based on the film, the company Gaijin Entertainment developed the computer game "Bumer: Torn Towers", published by 1C.

Some scenes of the film were shot in Zvenigorod.

Director Pyotr Buslov plays a gangster who runs a gas station and agrees to accept a car stereo as payment for gasoline.

In the rented apartment, the characters watch the film "Mama ne goryuy" on TV.