Andrey Burkovskiy

In 13th century Eastern Europe, the Mongul invasion of a village ends in an epic battle between seven fearless warriors and an army of thousands.

A young officer sent to the depths of Siberia finds himself drawn into a conspiracy by local princes, who are hunting for hidden gold.

Rebel, iconoclast, outlaw, and counterculture provocateur: controversial Russian writer and political dissident Eduard Limonov was all of these things and more. In Kirill Serebrennikov’s electrifying odyssey, Ben Whishaw delivers a bravura performance as the exiled Limonov as he goes from the 1970s New York punk underground to literary fame in Paris and, ultimately, back to Russia, where he undergoes yet another startling reinvention as the leader of his own extremist political party.