Looking for movies, shows, games, or books similar to The Justice of Wolves? Check out these recommendations on mosaic.
The story begins in 1941. On Stalin's orders, a special group of highly secretive intelligence agents is formed. The members of this group are well-trained military personnel who are fearless, loyal to their country, and obedient to their superiors. Their first mission was prepared by Stalin himself. According to his orders, the group must infiltrate the enemy's rear and locate Yakov Dzhugashvili, who is believed to be a captive. As it turns out, Yakov is Stalin's eldest son. The members of the group face a challenging task. Failure or disobedience is punishable by death. No one knows for sure whether Yakov is alive or not. There are many questions that arise during the operation...
About how the naive artist Semyon Okhapkin faced the provincial police and local authorities, with the mores of the modern metropolitan crowd, with momentary fame, greedy gallery owners and "big" money.
Lena's main character's life seems perfect... from the outside: favorite job, gorgeous appearance, famous and wealthy husband. In fact, she had long been tired of playing the role of a socialite, and her love for her husband had irrevocably passed. One day Lena meets a man in a museum who evokes the strongest feelings in her from the very first minute. It's then that she remembers a prediction she heard from a random fortune teller many years ago...
The moody and quarrelsome owner of a construction company, Marianna, gets ownership of a new facility, a recreation center. The newly minted hostess plans to rebuild everything, lay off almost all employees and cut down the forest for building materials. Egor, the huntsman, is the first to be dismissed. And when a walk that almost ended in tragedy leads Marianna to Egor's taiga zaimka, he decides to teach the arrogant guest a lesson, who managed to quarrel with the entire staff. Taming the "shrew", Egor puts all household chores on her shoulders, invents new challenges...
During WWII, Major Ivan Vasilyevich Pugachev fights at the front, but after being wounded he is taken prisoner. During the offensive of the Soviet troops, the Germans decide to eliminate the prisoners of war. Before the execution, General Vlasov arrives in a German concentration camp, who agitates to join the ROA. Pugachev and his comrades decide to escape.
After the death of Alexey Gradov, the owner of a large construction holding company, his heirs enter into a struggle for a billion-dollar fortune with a former official and business partner of the deceased. On the family side, the war is led by Gradov Sr., the patriarch of the family, who founded the family business in the 90s, but retired. As an ally, he takes the financier and strategist of the company Nadezhda, who was not only a colleague, but also his son's mistress. In addition to the redistribution of assets, the Gradovs — wives, children, grandchildren — are busy identifying old grievances and accumulated claims against each other. They have everything—money, power, connections, status. But that's not enough for them. In the pursuit of inheritance, they are ready to tear apart not only the enemies of the family, but also each other.
A quartet of childhood pals who create a business together find themselves at the core of a powerful Moscow gang in the aftermath of an unplanned murder.
Poor Nastya is a Russian telenovela originally aired from 31 October 2003 to 30 April 2004 on the STS. Based on the imperial setting of the 19th century, the series reached international success and was shown in Ukraine, China, Israel, Serbia, Georgia, Greece, Bulgaria and more than twenty countries worldwide. With the budget of $11,8million, it is the most expensive Russian television project of all time. The sequel was planned, but had not been made yet.