Agony

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Agony is a 1981 Soviet historical drama film by Elem Klimov that portrays the final days of the Russian mystic Grigori Rasputin and the collapse of the imperial court.

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instanceOf film
alsoKnownAs Agoniya
Rasputin
basedOn life of Grigori Rasputin
censorshipStatus subject to Soviet censorship
cinematographyBy Levon Atamanyan
colorProcess color
countryOfOrigin Soviet Union
depicts final days of Grigori Rasputin
late Russian Empire
director Elem Klimov
editedBy Valeria Belova
linked to: Yelena Belova
filmingLocation Soviet Union
filmingStartDecade 1970s
genre biographical film
historical drama
hasCastMember Aleksei Petrenko NERFINISHED
Alisa Freindlich
Anatoli Romashin NERFINISHED
Velta Line
historicalEventDepicted decline of the Russian Empire
prelude to the Russian Revolution
historicalFigureDepicted Alexandra Feodorovna
Grigori Rasputin
Nicholas II of Russia
mainSubject Grigori Rasputin
collapse of the Russian imperial court
medium feature film
musicBy Alfred Schnittke
narrativeFocus moral and political crisis of the monarchy
psychological portrait of Rasputin
originalLanguage Russian
portrays Grigori Rasputin
Russian imperial court
Tsar Nicholas II
Tsarina Alexandra Feodorovna
mysticism at the imperial court
political decay of the Romanov regime
productionCompany Mosfilm
releaseYear 1981
runtime approximately 150 minutes
setInCountry Russian Empire
setInPeriod final years of the Romanov dynasty
writer Elem Klimov

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Elem Klimov notableWork Agony