Laws Of The Taiga
| State: | Completed |
| Genre: | Drama |
| Running time: | 8 x 1 TV hrs |
| Director: | Andrey Chernykh |
| Script by: | Alexey Karanovic, Igor Osipov, Svetoslav Pelishenko |
| Cinematography by: | Denis Svoyak |
| Music by: | Alexander Karpov |
| Produced by: | Mikhail Barkan, Sergey Karataev,Victor Mirsky, Victor Umnov, Leonard Yanovsky |
| Production: | Intra Communications, Inc.®/ FILM.UA |
| Year: | 2014 |
Cast:
Ivan Oganesyan
Ekaterina Reshetnikova
Alexander Kuznetsov
Maxim Vazhov
Alexander Fisenko
Criminal drama
A young woman from a remote Old Believer settlement located deep in the Taiga forest goes to visit her relatives together with her young son. On the way, they pass through a town where the son accidentally becomes the sole witness in a murder case. Upon arriving at the scene of the crime, Captain Alexander Leshchyov questions the boy, who unexpectedly identifies a law enforcement officer as one of the killers. Leshchyov’s own superiors turn out to be implicated in this difficult case, which is steeped in corruption and the collusion of the criminal underworld with the law enforcement agencies. In an effort to protect the boy and his mother, Leshchyov enters into a battle with his 'colleagues', and is forced to hide from his pursuers in a village in the Taiga. Both he and his opponents are prepared to fight to the bitter end. In their pursuit of Leshchyov and the young witness, the criminals find themselves in the unfamiliar territory of Old Believer villages nestled in the thick of the Taiga. Thus, two worlds collide in the series: the modern consumerist world with the age-old 'patriarchal' one where ancient laws of purity and justice prevail. Who will come out on top in this battle? Even though the answer may seem obvious, the audience will be kept in suspense until the very end...
A young woman from a remote Old Believer settlement located deep in the Taiga forest goes to visit her relatives together with her young son. On the way, they pass through a town where the son accidentally becomes the sole witness in a murder case. Upon arriving at the scene of the crime, Captain Alexander Leshchyov questions the boy, who unexpectedly identifies a law enforcement officer as one of the killers. Leshchyov’s own superiors turn out to be implicated in this difficult case, which is steeped in corruption and the collusion of the criminal underworld with the law enforcement agencies. In an effort to protect the boy and his mother, Leshchyov enters into a battle with his 'colleagues', and is forced to hide from his pursuers in a village in the Taiga. Both he and his opponents are prepared to fight to the bitter end. In their pursuit of Leshchyov and the young witness, the criminals find themselves in the unfamiliar territory of Old Believer villages nestled in the thick of the Taiga. Thus, two worlds collide in the series: the modern consumerist world with the age-old 'patriarchal' one where ancient laws of purity and justice prevail. Who will come out on top in this battle? Even though the answer may seem obvious, the audience will be kept in suspense until the very end...
