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Chernobyl: Abyss ()

Chernobyl (original title)
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A story about a heroic fireman who worked as one of Chernobyl liquidators.

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Firefighter Alexey Karpushin
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Olga Savostina
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Engineer Valera
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Dina
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Military diver Boris
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Tropin
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Stysin
Nikolay Samsonov ...
Firefighter Kolya
Anton Shwartz ...
Soldier
Andrey Archakov
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Firefighter Tigran (as Samvel Tadevosian)
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Maria Abramova ...
Katia
Dmitriy Beseda ...
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Natalia Blazhievskaya ...
Appeared in fragment
Daniela Bogatyreva ...
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Nurse Lyudmila (voice)
Pavel Chernyavskiy ...
Evacuation participant
Pavel Davydov ...
Liquidator
Vladimir Gordeev ...
Soldier
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Sergey (voice)
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Nurse
Svetlana Kotova ...
resident of Pripyat
Yana Lurie ...
Appeared in fragment
Daria Lyatetskaya ...
Christina
Anton Mataev ...
Soldier
Dmitrii Matveev ...
Firefighter Yuri Kondratyuk
Yuriy Mezhevich ...
Appeared in fragment
Ekaterina Mezina ...
Nurse
Margo Mezina ...
Nurse
Alina Milkova ...
Evacuation participant
Anatoliy Prosalov ...
The girl's father on the bus
Pyotr Tereshchenko ...
Lesha
Svetlana Tunikova ...
Appeared in fragment
Mariya Ulyanova ...
Kolya's wife

Directed by

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Danila Kozlovskiy

Written by

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Djamel Bennecib ... (english adaptation)
 
Elena Ivanova ... ()
 
Aleksey Kazakov ... ()

Produced by

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Malik Sam Hayat ... executive producer
Danila Kozlovskiy ... producer
Sergey Melkumov ... producer
Rafael Minasbekyan ... general producer
Alexander Rodnyansky ... producer
Vadim Vereshchagin ... producer

Music by

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Oleg Karpachev

Cinematography by

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Ksenia Sereda ... (as Kseniya Sereda)

Editing by

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Mariya Likhachyova

Costume Design by

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Varvara Avdyushko

Production Management

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Annamária Ligosztájeva ... production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Aleksey Smolyar ... first assistant director
Balázs Veres ... set production assistant

Art Department

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Madyarov Ruslan ... concept artist

Sound Department

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Andrey Belchikov ... foley mixer
Vasily Fedorov ... production sound mixer
Jason W. Freeman ... adr recordist
Ruslan Khuseyn ... dialogue editor
Simon Koch ... sound mixer
Matthew Mina ... english dialogue editor
Márton Péntek ... first assistant sound: Budapest
Maria Rassokhina ... foley editor
Aleksey Samodelko ... re-recording mixer / supervising sound editor
Vexia ... sound (as Voxeaa)
Natalia Zueva ... foley artist
Aleksey Kobzar ... sound effects recordist (uncredited)

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Gábor Kiszelly ... special effects supervisor (as Gabor Kiszelly)

Visual Effects by

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Vadim Filippov ... visual effects artist: Unit 5 vfx
Dmitriy Kireev ... fx artist
Olga Konstantinova ... digital compositor
Konstantin Loktev ... digital compositor
Vavaev Maxim ... lead fx artist
Dan Melnikov ... visual effects artist
Anna Moskovkina ... digital compositor
Olga Piskareva ... digital compositor
Alexander Yang ... visual effects artist

Stunts

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László Demény ... stunt performer
Alexander Drozhzhin ... stunts
Gabor 'Hege' Hegedus ... diver double
Abel Kocsis ... stunt performer: stunts
Aleksandr Samokhvalov ... stunt coordinator
Csaba Süveges ... stunt performer

Camera and Electrical Department

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Attila Bilik ... Underwater Gaffer / gaffer: Hungary
Dávid Láposi ... data management technician
Róbert Nagy ... underwater camera operator
Lotos Soony Park ... focus-puller
Péter Rácz Tiger ... digital imaging technician supervisor: Hungary
Gáspár Vesztergombi ... video assist

Animation Department

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Sonya Solo ... animator

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Anna Kuriyenko ... assistant costume designer

Location Management

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Eugene Trubetskoy ... location manager

Additional Crew

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Diána Pálfalvi ... medical coordinator
Ryan Rickard ... voiceover (english version: Valera)
Adam Ruzsinszki ... Financial Supervisor

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

Chernobyl: The Abyss is the first major Russian feature film about the aftermath of the explosion at the Chernobyl nuclear power station, when hundreds of people sacrificed their lives to clean up the site of the catastrophe, and to successfully prevent an even bigger disaster that could have turned a large part of the European continent into an uninhabitable exclusion zone. The unlikely hero of the film is Alexey, a fireman at the power station. He is accompanied by Valery, an engineer, and Boris, a military diver, on a perilous mission to drain water from a reservoir under the burning reactor. They have no time for proper planning; water in the flooded corridors they will have to traverse is getting hotter by the hour as the molten reactor core seeps ever closer. Prepared to sacrifice their own lives in order to prevent an even greater catastrophe, the three men descend into the depths of the reactor building.

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Also Known As
  • Kogda padali aisty (Russia)
  • Чернобыль (Russia)
  • Chernobyl 1986 (World-wide, English title)
  • Chernobyl: Abyss (Thailand, English title)
  • Chernobyl 1986 (Singapore, English title)
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Runtime
  • 136 min
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Budget RUR689,000,000 (estimated)

Did You Know?

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Trivia Chernobyl (2021) is directed by and starring Danila Kozlovskiy, who also played Oleg in Vikings (2013-2020), which partly was directed by Johan Renck, who also directed the miniseries Chernobyl (2019). See more »
Goofs On 26th April 1986 at 01:23 a.m., there were two explosions in reactor four of the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant, with the second one being the larger of the two. In the film, there is only a single explosion. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Konchalovsky vs. Navalny, Uzbek cosmonauts and "Chernobyl" dir. Danila Kozlovsky (2021). See more »
Quotes Firefighter Alexey Karpushin: [when his son was transferred to the airport in order to send him to a Swiss hospital] Alesha, you were driven with emergency lights like Gorbachev.
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