Durakovo
Durakovo (the name may be interpreted as "the <settlement> of fools") is a village in Kaluga Oblast, Russia,  south-east of Moscow.

History 
Durakovo is a  agricultural settlement that developed on a foundation of farming of beets and cabbage.
The Durakovo region is home to artists, priests, businessmen, and farmers – all who recently would have witnessed the birth and growth of human industry, prosperity, and sobriety due to the creation of a residential treatment center for alcoholic men. The center, also named Durakovo, is a twelve-step focused vocational and residential treatment program for individuals with alcohol and drug addictions; residents’ ages range from 15 to 67.

Documentary 
In 2008, Nino Kirtadze released a documentary film entitled "For God, Tsar and the Fatherland" (alternative title: "Durakovo: Village of Fools"), about  Durakovo rehabilitation center, patronized by Russian philanthropist businessman Mikhail Morozov, who created "a microcosm of rising nationalist zealotry". The film got the 2008 Sundance Film Festival directing award.

References 

Rural localities in Kaluga Oblast