Yura Borisov to appear in Andrei Konchalovsky's historical epic "Chronicles of the Russian Revolution"

Yura Borisov will appear in Andrei Konchalovsky's historical epic "Chronicles of the Russian Revolution". The 16-episode series is due for release as early as 2025.

"Chronicles of the Russian Revolution" is a large-scale project whose action spans the period from 1905 to 1924.

"Yura Borisov's character is a young officer of the tsarist Okhrana, of the special department that dealt with political investigation. Unlike Nicholas II and the other historical figures, Borisov's character is a composite image with no real prototype," states the press release of the online cinema preparing the release.

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