Wolfhound 1991
Set in the shadows of a morally ambiguous world, *Wolfhound (1991)* follows Victoria, a rookie detective whose past collides with her present when she uncovers a chilling truth—her first love is entangled in a web of crime.
Director: Mikhail Tumanishvili
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Wolfhound (1991) about?
A young detective's world shatters when her first love turns out to be involved in a criminal underworld. As she investigates, she's forced to confront painful truths that challenge her loyalties and her heart.
Who directed Wolfhound?
Mikhail Tumanishvili directed this intense crime drama that blends personal drama with investigative tension.
Who stars in Wolfhound?
The film features standout performances from Inara Slucka, Aleksey Guskov, and Anatoliy Romashin.
Is Wolfhound (1991) worth watching?
With its blend of crime drama and personal conflict, *Wolfhound* offers a tense and emotional ride. While not widely rated, its gritty atmosphere and strong performances make it a compelling watch for fans of morally complex stories.
How long is Wolfhound?
*Wolfhound* has a runtime of 103 minutes.
About Wolfhound (1991) — A gripping crime drama where love and crime collide
Set in the shadows of a morally ambiguous world, *Wolfhound (1991)* follows Victoria, a rookie detective whose past collides with her present when she uncovers a chilling truth—her first love is entangled in a web of crime. Directed by Mikhail Tumanishvili, this gripping drama blends tense investigative moments with personal heartbreak, painting a stark portrait of betrayal and redemption. With a haunting atmosphere of gritty realism, the film explores the fine line between justice and loyalty, where every clue feels like a betrayal and every revelation cuts deeper than expected.
Aleksey Guskov and Inara Slucka lead the cast, delivering performances that crackle with raw emotion as the story unfolds against the backdrop of a society grappling with its own corruption. As Victoria races against time to separate truth from deception, the film asks whether love can survive the weight of a criminal past—or if it's doomed to crumble under the pressure.