La daga de Rasputín (2011)
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- 1h 39min
- Adventure, Comedy
- 14 Jan 2011 (Spain)
- Movie
Forged in ancient Egypt, Dagger of Rasputin is a legendary jewel that gives almost absolute power to its possessor. Caesar, Attila and Napoleon were some of their illustrious owners. The track jewel is lost in Russia, with the death of its...
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Jacinto
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| Jesús Bonilla | ... |
Papeles
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Antonio Molero | ... |
Araña
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| Juan Luis Galiardo | ... |
Zadkin
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| Carolina Bang | ... |
Ludmila
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| María Barranco | ... |
Alejandra
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Carmen Vicente-Arche | ... |
Carmen
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Fernando Conde | ... |
Psiquiatra
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Rafael Moraleda | ... |
Jacinto niño
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Marina Lozano | ... |
Tatiana
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| Andrés Pajares | ... |
General Krilenco
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Janfri Topera | ... |
Director cárcel
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| Mario Pardo | ... |
Perista
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| Tomás Sáez | ... |
Domingo
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Goizalde Núñez | ... |
Guardia Civil
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José María Sacristán |
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Motokazu Kawamura | ... |
Chino
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| Ramiro Blas | ... |
Anatoly
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Juan Viadas | ... |
Mijail
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Julián Teurlais | ... |
Guarda Prisión 2
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Mark Nuyten | ... |
Naturalista
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| Chos | ... |
Naturalista
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| Alfonso Delgado | ... |
Policía Municipal 2
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| Ana María Ventura | ... |
Irina
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Donat Mbuyi | ... |
Agregado Embajada
(as Donat Mbuyi Mukadi Junior)
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Gloria Patricia Velásquez | ... |
Lucrecia
(as Gloria Velásquez)
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Antonio Villaverde | ... |
Misha
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| Leticia Sabater | ... |
Sasha
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| Maria Ivanova | ... |
Gobernanta Rusa
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Chete Guzmán | ... |
Médico Hospital
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Alberto Chaves | ... |
Padre Hospital
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Paco Torres | ... |
Policía Hospital
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Antonio Gómez | ... |
Guarda Calle
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Guillermo Estrella | ... |
Niño Ruso
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Filip Bulgary | ... |
Guardia Tumba Lennin
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Oscar Mayer | ... |
Tanque
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Mercedes Arbizu | ... |
Policía Municipal
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| Yolanda Brown | ... |
Air Hostess
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Fran Vico | ... |
Sicario de Zadkin
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Armando Buika | ... |
Agente de la CIA (uncredited)
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| Yulia Demóss | ... |
Extra (uncredited)
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| Francisco Javier Pastor | ... |
Monje (uncredited)
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Fernando Prados | ... |
Espía americano (uncredited)
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Directed by
| Jesús Bonilla | ||
Written by
| Joaquín Andújar | ... | () |
| Jesús Bonilla | ... | () |
Produced by
| Enrique Cerezo | ... | executive producer |
| Tony Soto | ... | assistant producer |
Music by
| Roque Baños | ||
Cinematography by
| Juan Molina Temboury | ... | (as Juan Molina) |
Editing by
| Miguel Ángel Santamaría | ||
Editorial Department
| Pedro Lozano | ... | post-production coordinator |
| Guillermo Peña Jr. | ... | telecine colorist |
Casting By
| Laura Cepeda | ||
Production Design by
| Antonio Belizón | ||
Costume Design by
| Inma García | ||
Makeup Department
| Natalia Aguilar | ... | makeup artist |
| Sonia de la Fuente | ... | key makeup artist |
| Blanca Otamendi | ... | makeup artist |
| Antonio Pérez Cabrera | ... | makeup artist |
Production Management
| Carlos Bernases | ... | production manager |
| Pedro José de la Fuente García | ... | production supervisor |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| Walter Prieto | ... | assistant director |
Art Department
| José Luis Moya | ... | construction manager |
| Martín Sánchez Fernández | ... | head painter |
Sound Department
| Manuel Carrión | ... | foley artist |
| Lucas Fernández | ... | sound assistant |
| Fabio Huete | ... | boom operator |
| José A. Manovel | ... | sound mixer (as Jose A. Manovel) |
| Antonio Rodríguez 'Mármol' | ... | sound |
| Ricardo Viñas | ... | dolby sound consultant |
Special Effects by
| Antonio Castillo | ... | special effects technician |
Visual Effects by
| Carlos Lozano | ... | digital effects artist / visual effects supervisor |
Camera and Electrical Department
| Celia Abraira | ... | second assistant camera: "b" camera |
| Manu Alvarez Rubiano | ... | first assistant camera: "b" camera (as Manuel Álvarez) |
| Saturnino Beltrán | ... | first assistant camera |
| Pipo Fernández | ... | still photographer |
| Carlos López | ... | grip |
| Nadia Corsi Ribeiro | ... | video operator |
| Edmundo Sanz | ... | key grip |
| Anselmo Villalba | ... | grip |
Animation Department
| Alberto Cotaina | ... | model designer: animation |
Location Management
| Gustavo Suela | ... | location manager |
Music Department
| Vladislav Boyadjiev | ... | music score engineer |
| Ginés Carrión | ... | assistant orchestrator / music copyist |
| Tessy Díez | ... | music producer |
Additional Crew
| Marco Calzolari | ... | production assistant (as Marco Calzolari Boado) |
| Maite del Pozo | ... | production assistant |
| Teresa Morales de Álava | ... | marketing |
| Miguel Angel Prieto | ... | main titles designer |
Production Companies
Distributors
- Vídeo Mercury Films (2010) (Spain)
Special Effects
- Artvector (visual effects)
Other Companies
- Aluzine Rentals (grip and lighting equipment)
- Southern Sun (grip and lighting equipment)
Storyline
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Forged in ancient Egypt, Dagger of Rasputin is a legendary jewel that gives almost absolute power to its possessor. Caesar, Attila and Napoleon were some of their illustrious owners. The track jewel is lost in Russia, with the death of its last owner, the mad monk Rasputin. Since then, governments and powerful people have searched in vain. But suddenly, in a Spanish prison, Jacinto, one of the prisoners, is identified by the Russian mafia as a carrier of a genetic anomaly related to the dagger. His cellmates, the papers and the spider will follow in a crazy adventure, full of leaks and persecutions, which will take you to the heart of the deep Russia. Written by Annonymous |
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Box Office
| Opening Weekend Spain | EUR308,025, 14 Jan 2011 |
Did You Know?
| Goofs | When first introduced, Krilenko is watching a video of the Red Army. Altought he is addressed as "comrade" and the video depicts Stalin and crimson flags with the sickle and hammer, the music in the background is the modern Russian anthem, not the Soviet one. See more » |
| Movie Connections | Follows Moscow Gold (2003). See more » |