Cyril and Methodius – The Apostles of the Slavs

Synopsis

Cyril and Methodius – The Apostles of the Slavs is a historical drama film that chronicles the remarkable story of the Byzantine brothers Cyril and Methodius. Set in the 9th century, the movie follows their mission to bring Christianity and literacy to the Slavic people, despite facing opposition and challenges. The film delves into the brothers' struggles, triumphs, and enduring legacy as they lay the foundation for the Slavic written language and culture. With breathtaking visuals, captivating performances, and a powerful narrative, Cyril and Methodius – The Apostles of the Slavs offers a compelling portrayal of two extraordinary individuals who changed the course of history.

Cast

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  Roman Zach

  Metoděj

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  Ondřej Novák

  Cyril

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  Josef Abrhám

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  Milan Bahul

• Petr Borovec

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  Jiří Böhm

Reviews

Cyril and Methodius – The Apostles of the Slavs has garnered mixed reviews from critics. While some commend the film for its historical accuracy, poignant storytelling, and strong performances, others criticize its pacing and lack of depth in character development. Rotten Tomatoes gives the film a rating of 6/10, praising its visual aesthetics and cultural significance, but noting the film's occasional melodrama. IMDb rates Cyril and Methodius – The Apostles of the Slavs at 5.5/10, with viewers appreciating the educational value of the movie but commenting on its uneven execution. Overall, the film offers a valuable depiction of a lesser-known chapter of history, but falls short of fully engaging its audience.

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