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IMDb20182h 15mUkraine

Crimean History X

Кримська Історія Х

Synopsis

They met in Crimea as enemies: the slaughterman Fedor, disappointed in life, and Katya, a former prisoner, deprived of maternity rights, who became a foreigner in her homeland. Sometimes grief unites.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Ihor Parfenov
Screenplay & Story
Ihor Parfenov
Original Score
Alexandra Malatskovskaya
Original Title
Кримська Історія Х
Country of Origin
Ukraine
Spoken Languages
Russian
Runtime
2h 15m

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Ihor Parfenov

Screenplay & Story

Ihor Parfenov

Original Score & Music

Alexandra Malatskovskaya

Director of Photography

Aleksandr Burov

Department Leadership Roster

Ihor Parfenov

Screenplay

Ihor Parfenov

Director

Aleksandr Burov

Aleksandr Burov

Director of Photography

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Crimean History X.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Crimean History X

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Crimean History X about?

They met in Crimea as enemies: the slaughterman Fedor, disappointed in life, and Katya, a former prisoner, deprived of maternity rights, who became a foreigner in her homeland. Sometimes grief unites.

Who directed Crimean History X?

Crimean History X was directed by Ihor Parfenov.

Who stars in Crimean History X?

The principal cast of Crimean History X includes Ellen Sliusarchi, Ihor Parfenov.

When was Crimean History X released and how long is it?

Crimean History X was released in 2018 with a total runtime of 2h 15m.

Who composed the musical score for Crimean History X?

The original motion picture soundtrack for Crimean History X was composed by Alexandra Malatskovskaya.