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Ash (2013-2013)

Premiere:
October 27, 2013

# of Seasons: 1

# of Episodes: 10

Finale:
October 31, 2013

Creators:
Vadim Perelman

Original Title:
Пепел

Alternate Titles:
Pepel

Genres:
Drama | War & Politics

Production Companies:
WeiT Media

Countries:
RU

Overview from TheMovieDB

1938, Soviet Russia. There were two of them, both strong and courageous. But one fateful day, Igor Petrov, the commander of a Red Army unit, is compelled to exchange ID papers with a satecracker known as Ash. The incident leads both men to start their lives completely anew. For the following ten years, Petrov and Ash will live their lives in the fear of discovery. They will commit acts of bravery and insidious crimes in the name of the other so that the thiet becomes a hero, while the commander turns into a violent outlaw. The only thing they have in common is a tragic, painful love for the same woman. For ten years they will each encounter death and destruction before fate brings them together once more. There will be two of them again - strong and courageous, ready to fight for their love.. with the knowledge that retribution awaits them.

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Production

Co-Producer:
Yuliya Sumachyova
Roman Elistratov
Dmitry Tulchinsky

Costume Design:
Mark Lee

Director:
Vadim Perelman
Timur Weinstein

Director of Photography:
Ilya Dyomin

Editor:
Olga Grinshpun
Ekaterina Pivneva

Executive Producer:
Sergey Maevskiy

Music:
Yuriy Poteenko

Producer:
Timur Weinstein
Anton Schwarz

Production Design:
Zhanna Pakhomova
Maia Javan

Screenplay:
Rinat Khairullin
Eduard Bagirov
Dmitry Novoselov

Set Designer:
Marat Nigmatulin
Petr Bagaev
Evgeny Arkhangelsky

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Nikita Gankin

Writer:
Marina Stepnova

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