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Love Is as Strong as Death

1997, Russian. Directed by Andrei Nekrasov.

After e few years in the west writer Alexei decidet to revisit his native St. Petersburg.On his way there he learns that the best friend of his youth has just been killed. Nostalgic rediscovering of wintry St. Petersburg turns into a breackneck unrevelling of a tight knot of lies. Is it just lies, or a fatal chain of crime?

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Released
6 June 1997
Original title
Сильна как смерть любовь
Country
Russia
Written by
Andrei Nekrasov

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Love Is as Strong as Death isn’t streaming on any OTT platform in India yet; it released on 6 June 1997. (Checked 13 November 2026.)

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Love Is as Strong as Death (1997) was directed by Andrei Nekrasov.

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