Action, Adventure, Drama, War, History . 02 h 07 m
Overview
Release Date
12 March 2009
Languages
Russian,
Produced By
Directed by : Andrei Borissov
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"By the Will of Chingis Khan - " is russian Language Movie.
"By the Will of Chingis Khan" was released on 12 March 2009 .
The movie was directed by Andrei Borissov
It has cast of: Tu Men as Shen min Jen, Oleg Taktarov as Kuchulun Khan, Efim Stepanov as Chaman Xoxochoi, Susanna Orzhak as Borte, Orgil Makhaan as Jamucha, Gernot Grimm as Giovanni di Pian, Stepanida Borissova as Oelun, Sergey Egorov as Temuchin, Eduard Ondar as Chingis Khan, Pyotr Sadovnikov as Oyuchu-batyr, Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa as bodyguard, Innokenty Dakayarov as , Nadezda Ushnitskaya as in lead roles.
It Crew included: Andrei Borissov as Director(Directing), Valentina Tchoussovskaia as Writer(Writing), Nikolay Luginov as Writer(Writing), Yuri Berezhnev as Director of Photography(Camera), Filipp Korshunov as Editor(Editing), Heikki Kossi as Foley Artist(Sound), in lead roles.
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12 March 2009
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