Serko (2006)
Directed by Joël Farges

Drama

Film Synopsis

In 1889, mounted on his little grey horse, Dimitri leaves the banks of the River Amur in the east of the Russsian Empire.  After numerous adventures, Dimitri and his faithful horse arrive at the court of the Tsars in Saint Petersburg, having travelled nine thousand kilometres in less than 200 days...
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Film Credits

  • Director: Joël Farges
  • Script: Joël Farges, Michel Fessler, Jean-Louis Gouraud (novel), Jean-Louis Leconte
  • Cinematographer: Igor Luther
  • Cast: Aleksei Chadov (Dimitri Pechkov), Jacques Gamblin (Fragonard), Marina Kim (Rossignol), Larissa Batourova (Pivoine), Anya Petoushinova (Semzhid), Roman Jilkin (Nikolai Pechkov), Nikolai Smirnov (Bouvarine)
  • Country: France
  • Language: French
  • Support: Color
  • Runtime: 100 min

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