Three Hundred Years After
Directed by Viktor VolkovFebruary 2, 1994 1h 32mComedy
3.42.6
American police, bemoaning the dominance of the "Russian Mafia," send a young cop to Russia to gain experience in fighting organized crime.
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Three Hundred Years After was released on February 2, 1994.
Three Hundred Years After was directed by Viktor Volkov.
Three Hundred Years After has a runtime of 1h 32m.
Three Hundred Years After was produced by Mikhail Adamov, Denis Raksha, Viktor Volkov.
American police, bemoaning the dominance of the "Russian Mafia," send a young cop to Russia to gain experience in fighting organized crime.
The key characters in Three Hundred Years After are George Young (Nikolay Tonsky), Antonov (Yuri Duvanov), Portnov (Igor Vorobyov).
Three Hundred Years After is a Comedy film.
Three Hundred Years After has an audience rating of 3.4 out of 10.