Tatiana dies, but not before giving birth to a daughter. It's away across the capital in northwest London, to Serena Pharmacy, 7 Library Parade on Craven Park Road, Harlesden NW10, the chemist shop in which the heavily pregnant Tatiana asks for help before collapsing. The old Broadway Market has been trading on this site since the 1890s, and has been seen on screen in 1947 IRA thriller Odd Man Out and in Buster, the 1988 biopic of Great Train Robber, ‘Buster’ Edwards. ‘Azim’s Hair Salon’, where Soyka gets a shave to make Sweeney Todd proud, is Broadway Gents Hairstylist, 54 Broadway Market in Hackney, E8 ( tube: Bethnal Green). The film starts as it means to go on, with a bloody murder. A large studio complex (or media village, if you like), which opened in the Nineties, it’s already hosted filming for Never Let Me Go, Tim Burton’s Corpse Bride, Danny Boyle’s Sunshine, Mike Leigh’s Topsy-Turvy as well as Fantastic Mr Fox and Creep.
The production was based at Three Mills Studios, Three Mill Lane, Bromley-by-Bow in East London. This dark thriller is filmed all over London, but this is David Cronenberg, so don't expect touristy views of the London Eye or Portobello Road Market. Taking possession of the diary of a young girl who died in childbirth, midwife Anna Khitrova ( Naomi Watts) finds herself involved with a very nasty branch of the Russian mafia, Vory v Zakone.
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