The name "Baikal Films" is central to this topic. The first and most important thing to understand is that this branding was part of a larger, controversial network of video producers and distributors. According to a Japanese Wikipedia entry, "Baikal Films" was a brand name used by a Canadian company called Winfield Publishing for its internet mail-order business, which it began after acquiring existing company and brand names, including "Baikal Films".
It is important to note that many jurisdictions classify content from Baikal Films as or restricted adult content depending on the specific video and the age of the individuals involved.
The second part of the keyword, "Krivon," is the most chilling. It is almost certainly a reference to , a Russian-born individual who naturalized in Germany. An open letter published on Agoravox.it , written by author Nicolai Lilin, contains a damning firsthand account of Krivon's activities.
