The End of “The End of Oak Street” is Oak Street
An attempt to capture nostalgia that unfortunately just doesn’t work
The Secret Service Agent's Memories
These are the dark times around 1720 in Russia. Tsar Peter the Great dies and his highly esteemed partner and friend Prince Menshikov rules the country from now on. But there are also those who oppose the prince. Messenger Ivan, an army officer, fails one of the risky resistance orders given to him by the scheming opposition and openly confesses to it. He is to be punished mercilessly, but the head of the secret service recognizes the officer's qualities, and from now on Ivan becomes an agent of the Tsar. Thus begins a series of mysterious incidents and he begins to investigate them. Masons, pirates and grand dukes, all have their dark secrets...
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These are the dark times around 1720 in Russia. Tsar Peter the Great dies and his highly esteemed partner and friend Prince Menshikov rules the country from now on. But there are also those who oppose the prince. Messenger Ivan, an army officer, fails one of the risky resistance orders given to him by the scheming opposition and openly confesses to it. He is to be punished mercilessly, but the head of the secret service recognizes the officer's qualities, and from now on Ivan becomes an agent of the Tsar. Thus begins a series of mysterious incidents and he begins to investigate them. Masons, pirates and grand dukes, all have their dark secrets...
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Genre:Adventure, Action, Drama
Written By:Oleg Ryaskov
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Studio:BFT Movie
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Oleg Ryaskov
Director
Ilya Sokolovskiy
Ivan Samoylov
Sergey Serov
graf Belozyorov
Elena Burlakova
Varvara Belozyorova
Olga Azhazha
Sofya Belozyorova
Tamara Spiricheva
Belozerov's aunt
Aleksandr Grishin
Vasiliy Vozhzhov
Andrey Ryklin
knyaz Menshikov
Sergey Chonishvili
Andrey Ivanovich Ushakov
Aleksandr Starikov
graf Tolstoy
Sergey Ivolotsi
Tumanov
Vadim Medvedev
Falinelli
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