Rasputin

Synopsis

Rasputin, released in 2010, dives into the enigmatic life of the infamous Siberian mystic and self-proclaimed holy man, Grigori Rasputin. Portrayed by Francesco Cabras, the film unfolds Rasputin's controversial influence on the Russian nobility and his rumored supernatural abilities. Viewers are taken on a captivating journey through the intrigue, political conspiracies, and scandals that surrounded Rasputin's time at the Tsar's court, providing a unique perspective on this mysterious historical figure. With stunning cinematography and a gripping narrative, Rasputin offers a compelling glimpse into the turbulent era of pre-revolutionary Russia.

Cast

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  Francesco Cabras

  as Grigorij Efimovic Rasputin

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  Daniele Savoca

  as Principe Feliks Jusupov

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  Franco Nero

  Narratore

• Marco Sabatino

  Dimitrij Pavlovic

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  Luciano Rosso

  Puriskevic

• Attilio Cottura

  Lazavert

Reviews

Rasputin may not have won over all critics, but it is clear that Francesco Cabras' portrayal of the enigmatic mystic left a lasting impression. Rotten Tomatoes highlights the film's ambitious attempt to capture Rasputin's controversial legacy but suggests a lack of depth in character development. IMDb ratings, although moderate at 4.7/10, acknowledge the commendable production value and captivating storytelling. Metacritic points out that while the film may take creative liberties with historical facts, it remains an engaging watch for history buffs and enthusiasts of Russian folklore. Despite mixed reviews, Rasputin manages to intrigue audiences with its bold depiction of a notorious historical figure.

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