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Cossack and Death 2015

55 min📅 2015-11-23

Cossack and Death (2015) is an intense, visually striking drama from director Anton Zhadko. This gripping short film follows Maksym Soroka, a captured Cossack who refuses to surrender to Death.

Director: Anton Zhadko

Cast

Denis Harlan
Maksym Soroka
Stanislav Shkliarenko
Death
Kateryna Makoid
Death (voice)
Yurii Kulinich
Yurii Kulinich
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Cossack and Death (2015) about?

Maksym Soroka, a captured Cossack, engages in a battle of wits with Death, revealing ambiguous moments from his past.

Who directed Cossack and Death?

Anton Zhadko brings his unique vision to the screen in this gripping drama.

Who stars in Cossack and Death?

Denis Harlan, Stanislav Shkliarenko, Kateryna Makoid, and Yurii Kulinich lead the talented cast of Cossack and Death.

Is Cossack and Death (2015) worth watching?

While Cossack and Death may not have a high IMDb rating, its thought-provoking themes and haunting visuals make it a worthwhile watch for fans of historical dramas and philosophical thrillers.

How long is Cossack and Death?

Cossack and Death has a runtime of 55 minutes.

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Cossack and Death (2015) — A Gripping Drama of Mortality and Morality

Cossack and Death (2015) is an intense, visually striking drama from director Anton Zhadko. This gripping short film follows Maksym Soroka, a captured Cossack who refuses to surrender to Death. As the two engage in a fierce battle of wits, the Cossack's past is revealed through ambiguous and haunting flashbacks. With a talented cast including Denis Harlan, Stanislav Shkliarenko, and Kateryna Makoid, Cossack and Death is a thought-provoking exploration of the human condition. The film's themes of mortality, morality, and the complexities of the Cossack's past will leave audiences pondering long after the credits roll.

With its concise runtime of 55 minutes, Cossack and Death is a quick yet impactful watch. Perfect for fans of historical dramas and philosophical thrillers, this film is a must-see for anyone interested in the rich cultural heritage of the Cossacks.