Red Serpent (film)
Red Serpent Russian: Красный змей | |
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Directed by | Gino Tanasescu |
Produced by | Oleg Kapanets, George Lascu |
Written by | Drew Fleming |
Screenplay by | Alex Kustanovich, Ramil Yamaleyev |
Starring | Oleg Taktarov, Michael Paré, Roy Scheider, Alexander Nevsky |
Music by | Kenneth Burgomaster, John Valentino |
Cinematography | Andrey Zhegalov |
Edited by | Matt Harry |
Production companies |
Kremlin Films, Rex Media |
Distributed by | Rex Media, MTI Home Video |
Release date |
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Running time | 1:32:00 |
Country | United States, Russia |
Language | English, Russian |
Budget | $5 000 000 |
Box office | ? |
Red Serpent (Russian: Красный змей, translit. Krasniy Zmey) - is a 2003 cooperative American and Russian action film directed by Gino Tanasescu. The film was released on direct-to-DVD on September 3, 2003. Budget - $5 000 000.
Plot
In the film's prologue, a group of Russian special forces "Alpha" headed by Sergei Popov, tries to liquidate Chechen mobsters who transport drugs on the train. But leader of the Chechen mob, Hassan as known as "Red Serpent" with his henchwoman Aigul abducts Sergei Popov's wife and daughter and then blows up the car with them. Popov retires from Alpha.
After six months American businessman Steve Nichols arrives in Russia to sign a profitable contract. But after the arrival his daughter is kidnapped by Hassan, who demands to smuggle a large cargo of drugs into the USA. Consequently, Steve joins forces with Sergei in order to stop Hassan.
Cast
- Oleg Taktarov - Sergei Popov
- Michael Paré - Steve Nichols
- Roy Scheider - Hassan aka "Red Serpent"
- Irina Apeksimova - Aigul
- Alexander Nevsky - Peter aka "Terminator"
- Deron McBee - Albert Chenyenko
- Tyler Mane - Tyler
- Ekaterina Goltyapina - Maria Popova
- Anna Shtukaturova - Sofia Popova
- Anna Artsibashewa - Kate Nichols
Production
Film was shot in Moscow (Russia) and United States.
External links
- Red Serpent on IMDb
- Red Serpent at AllMovie
- Red Serpent at Rotten Tomatoes
- Review of film on YouTube (in Russian)