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Crime & Punishment: The Complete Miniseries (2003)
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Starring: John Hurt, Anthony Bate, Beatrix Lehmann, Frank Middlemass, Sian Phillips, Timothy West
Director: Michael Darlow
Category: Drama, Classics, Classics
Studio: Ventura
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Length:
225 mins

 
 

 

The Complete Miniseries - All 3 Episodes

Experience the gripping tale of pride, remorse and redemption set among the 19th century Russian working class. Two-time Academy Award-nominee John Hurt stars in this moving BBC dramatization that brings to life the classic story of an antihero doomed by his misguided sense of intellectual moral authority.

A former student with fierce and rational intellect, Raskolnikov feels that he is above the law and even capable of shedding blood without penalty. When he commits a murderous act, he is forced to confront his inner demons as well as a clever adversary determined to bring a killer to justice. But Raskolnikov slowly realizes that he will never find peace until he admits his guilt to himself...