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1612: Chronicles of the Dark Time (2007)
The czar of Russia has died and a power vacuum has developed. This period in the late 16th and early 17th century has been called "The Time of Troubles." There are many impostors who claim to the right to rule, but there's only one heir, the Czarina Kseniya Godunova. She has married a Polish military leader who wants to claim the Russian throne in her name so he can rule all of Russia. As the Poles move in on Moscow in an attempt to install the czarina on the throne, Andrei, a serf with a life-long infatuation of the czarina attempts to save her from her brutal Polish husband.
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The czar of Russia has died and a power vacuum has developed. This period in the late 16th and early 17th century has been called "The Time of Troubles." There are many impostors who claim to the right to rule, but there's only one heir, the Czarina Kseniya Godunova. She has married a Polish military leader who wants to claim the Russian throne in her name so he can rule all of Russia. As the Poles move in on Moscow in an attempt to install the czarina on the throne, Andrei, a serf with a life-long infatuation of the czarina attempts to save her from her brutal Polish husband.
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Genre:History, Drama
Written By:Arif Aliev
In Theaters:11/11/2007
Box Office:
Runtime:135 minutes
Studio:Federal Agency for Culture and Cinematograph, Renova-Media, Golden Eagle, Central Partnership, Studio Trite
Cast
Vladimir Khotinenko
Director
Pyotr Kislov
Andrei
Artur Smolyaninov
Kostka
Michał Żebrowski
Jan Skrzetuski
Violetta Davydovskaya
Kseniya Godunova
Mikhail Porechenkov
Prince Dmitri Pozharsky
Aleksandr Baluev
Brigand Osina
Marat Basharov
Military commander Navoloka
Ramón Langa
Alvar
Aleksandr Samoylenko
Mordan
Valeriy Zolotukhin
Stylite
Sergey Taramaev
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