Pyotr I. Posledniy tsar i pervyy imperator

TV Mini Series
2022
40m

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Pyotr I. Posledniy tsar i pervyy imperator (2022)

A large-scale documentary and fiction series by Andrey Kravchuk about one of the most prominent rulers of Russia - the first Emperor Peter the Great. The figure of Peter I, as well as the er... Read allA large-scale documentary and fiction series by Andrey Kravchuk about one of the most prominent rulers of Russia - the first Emperor Peter the Great. The figure of Peter I, as well as the era of his formation and reign, still excites the minds of people all over the world. 2022 m... Read allA large-scale documentary and fiction series by Andrey Kravchuk about one of the most prominent rulers of Russia - the first Emperor Peter the Great. The figure of Peter I, as well as the era of his formation and reign, still excites the minds of people all over the world. 2022 marks the 350th anniversary of his birth. The purpose of the series is to reconstruct on th... Read all

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Pyotr I: Posledniy tsar i pervyy imperator is a good historical mini-series about the great Peter the Great

Pyotr I: Posledniy tsar i pervyy imperator is a good historical mini-series about the great Peter the Great. It is surprising that the historical series is shot by Premier, which I associate only with entertainment content. In general, the mini-series is not poorly shot with live shooting, there is not much animation, but it is made very mediocre. There was little to add in the 4 of the series for 40-50 minutes. If the first 2 episodes tell the biography in more detail, then the last literally decade slips through. In general, the series can be recommended to schoolchildren for development. Everything was not filmed badly, only commentators disappoint, they are too trying to elevate Peter the Great to the face of the saints, forgetting about many events.