Union of Salvation. Time of Anger

Synopsis

"Union of Salvation. Time of Anger" is a dramatic historical TV show that explores the turbulent period leading up to and during the Decembrist revolt in early 19th century Russia. Centered around the story of a group of idealistic Russian army officers, including a compelling portrayal by Leonid Bichevin, the series delves into their secret society, the Union of Salvation, which aims to bring political reform and challenge the autocratic Tsarist regime. The show vividly depicts the clash between revolutionary ideals and the harsh realities of the oppressive system, painting a rich portrait of intrigue, loyalty, and sacrifice in a time of political unrest.

Cast

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  Leonid Bichevin

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  Maksim Matveev

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  Ivan Kolesnikov

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  Vitaly Kishchenko

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  Anton Shagin

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  Pavel Priluchnyy

Reviews

Critical reception of "Union of Salvation. Time of Anger" has been mixed to positive, with praise notably directed towards its ambitious storytelling and production design. According to IMDb, the series holds an average rating of around 7.2/10, reflecting a generally favorable audience response. Critics from Russian media such as "Kommersant" have commended the detailed historical recreation and the strong, nuanced performances, particularly highlighting Leonid Bichevin's work which adds depth to the emotionally charged narrative. However, some reviewers, including those on "KinoPoisk" and discussions on "Metacritic", have pointed out pacing issues and occasional melodrama, which they felt detracted from the overall impact. Rotten Tomatoes does not have a dedicated score for this show, indicating limited international critical coverage. Overall, the series is appreciated for its ambition and character-driven approach to a significant yet often underrepresented chapter of Russian history, resonating well with viewers interested in political drama and historical intrigue.

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