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| Directed by | Nikolai Lebedev |
| Written by | Maria Semyonova (novel) Nikolai Lebedev |
| Produced by | Ruben Dishdishyan Yuri Moroz |
| Starring | Aleksandr Bukharov Oksana Akinshina |
| Distributed by | Central Partnership (primary), Diema Films (Bulgaria), Atlantic Film (Sweden), Cathay-Keris Films (Singapore) |
Release dates | December 28, 2006 (Russia), 2007 (other countries) |
Running time | 136 min |
| Country |  Russia |
| Language | Russian |
| Budget | USD$20 million |
Wolfhound ([Волкодав из рода Серых Псов [Volkodav iz roda Serykh Psov], translated as Wolfhound from the Grey Hound Clan] Error: {{Lang-xx}}: text has italic markup (help)) is a 2006 Russian heathen themed action fantasy film by Nikolai Lebedev, based on the novel by Maria Semyonova and featuring Aleksandr Bukharov and Oksana Akinshina.
In 2007, a prequel was filmed under the name of Young Wolfhound.
Cast
- Aleksandr Bukharov as Wolfhound
- Oksana Akinshina as Princess Knesinka Helen
- Aleksandr Domogarov as the Man-Eater
- Igor Petrenko as Luchezar
- Juozas Budraitis as Dungorm
- Rezo Esadze as Illad
- Artyom Semakin as Eurikh
- Nina Usatova as Vozhditsa Kharyukov
- Natalya Varley as Mother Kendarat
- Tatyana Lyutayeva as Lekarka
- Anatoli Belyj as Vinitar
- Lilian Navrozashvili as Ertan
- Andrei Rudensky as Tillorn
- Evgenia Sviridova as Neelith
- Eugenia Tudorascu as Haigal
- Peter Zaichenko as Fitela
- Iliya Sokolovski as the guardman
Plot summary
He was condemned to death, but survived to wreak revenge for the murder of his clan. The last member of the clan of the Grey Hounds became a fearless warrior by the name of Wolfhound. After cheating death in the mines, Wolfhound sets out on a journey with his constant companion, the Earthbound Bat. Wolfhound has but one desire – to destroy the Maneater, a merciless warrior who slaughtered the village of the Grey Hounds.
After making the long journey to the Maneater’s castle, Wolfhound finally conquers his archenemy. He also frees two prisoners, the sage Tilorn and slave-girl Niilit. Wolfhound accompanies them to the city of Galirad, which has been thrown into turmoil. The evil druid Zhadoba is planning to attack the city at any moment. The king of Galirad, to save the city from destruction, is giving his daughter away in marriage to Vinitar, a young warrior who promises to protect Galirad.
Princess Elen must travel to the land of her new husband, and asks Wolfhound to be her guard in this long and dangerous journey. Wolfhound agrees to serve the princess and is caught up in a whirlwind of mysterious events, as the true purpose of the journey is gradually revealed...
Production notes
Special effects by Dr. Picture Studios, post-production by Nordisk Film Post Production (facilities), Reel Sound (sound). Sound recorded in DTS, Dolby Digital.
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