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The Dragon Syndrome (2012-2012)

Premiere:
October 14, 2012

# of Seasons: 1

# of Episodes: 12

Finale:
October 18, 2012

Original Title:
Синдром дракона

Genres:
Action & Adventure | Mystery

Production Companies:
CTB Film Company
Rus-Media

Countries:
RU | UA

Overview from TheMovieDB

Germany, 1953. Corrupt gang of Soviet officers appropriated jewelry seized from repressed citizens. The officers take the young scout Terekhov and collector Avdeev, who recently left not so distant places, to guard the myriad wealth.

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Production

Administration:
Inna Dunaeva
Aleksandr Mirgorodskiy

Assistant Costume Designer:
Elena Golikova
Ekaterina Kananovich

Assistant Director:
Alisa Chmeleva

Assistant Makeup Artist:
Diana Sherbakova

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Natalya Zorina

Assistant Production Design:
Valeriy Pakhalok

Assistant Property Master:
Ivan Kidyaev
Vladimir Rodimov

Assistant Sound Editor:
Arkadiy Eropkin

CGI Director:
Artem Sushilnikov

Camera Operator:
Elena Shorokhova

Camera Technician:
Mikhail Lavrenchuk

Casting Assistant:
Alla Bakhtadze
Anna Uvarova

Casting Director:
Natalya Borovyh

Co-Producer:
Aleksandr Kavunovskiy
Evgeniy Kavunovskiy
Marina Lopatyonok
Aleksandr Sosis

Colorist:
Dmytro Vasylenko

Costume Designer:
Aleksandr Osipov
Tatyana Ubeyvolk

Costumer:
Tatyana Kostromicheva
Yulia Melnik

Decorator:
Hennadiy Ivanchenko
Sergey Sergeev

Director:
Nikolay Khomeriki

Director of Photography:
Alisher Khamidkhodzhaev

Editor:
Daria Danilova

Executive Producer:
Yuriy Smirnov

Executive Producer's Assistant:
Ruslan Musienko
Sergey Sarzhevskiy

Extras Casting Assistant:
Elena Berezovskaya
Stella Kudryavtseva
Olesya Mudritskaya

First Assistant Director:
Elvira Krupina

Focus Puller:
Lubov Elyan

General Manager:
Maksim Novosyolov

Lighting Artist:
Aleksandr Chyornyy

Lighting Design:
Maksim Maslov
Andrey Romashin

Line Producer:
Dmitri Agnevsky
Aleksey Chemeris
Maksim Tkachenko

Location Manager:
Vadim Malinin
Andrew Nedobora

Makeup Artist:
Mariya Nosul

Makeup Designer:
Tatiana Kolomitseva

Original Music Composer:
Igor Vdovin

Post Production Coordinator:
Anton Belikov

Post Production Producer:
Margarita Poganysheva

Post Production Supervisor:
Igor Chernyshenko

Producer:
Andrey Kretov
Oleg Stepanenko

Production Coordinator:
Stanislav Botin

Production Design:
Oleksandr Batieniev
Denis Bauer

Production Director:
Rostislav Mokhovikov
Andrey Zhirnov

Production Manager:
Vladimir Kuznetsov

Property Master:
Ivan Klyagin
Evgeniy Kostenko

Pyrotechnic Supervisor:
Aleksandr Suvorov
Oleksandr Suvorov

Screenplay:
Vadim Murovanyy
Yuriy Smirnov

Script Supervisor:
Olga Baranova

Second Assistant Director:
Arseny Gonchukov

Sound Designer:
Ihor Lebedkin

Sound Director:
Sergey Kurbatov

Sound Post Production Coordinator:
Yevhen Petrusenko

Standby Art Director:
Andrey Borisov
Viktor Dekanov
Vassili Gritskov

Stunt Coordinator:
Nazar Mayboroda
Aleksandr Solovyov

Stunts:
Kirill Sazhin
Yury Sysoev

Transportation Coordinator:
Denis Shishkin

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