Rasputin - orgies at the court of the tsars

Movie
Original title	Rasputin - orgies at the court of the tsars
Country of production	Germany
original language	German
Publishing year	1983
length	121 minutes
Rod
Director	Ernst Hofbauer
script	Ernst Hofbauer, CM Sherland
production	Alois Brummer
camera	Franz Xaver Lederle
cut	Karl Aulitzky
occupation
Alexander Conte: Rasputin Uschi Karnat : Countess Golovina (as Sandra Nova ) Marion Berger Werner Singh : Captain Vronsky (as Frank Williams ) CM Sherland Nadja Bojer Konrad Jank Vladimir Tartakovski Enrico Franke Edi Bierling: Colonel Ogareff Rolf Ernser: Captain Schuschkin Hans-Peter Kremser: musician on orgy

Rasputin - Orgies am Zarenhof is a German erotic film by the director Ernst Hofbauer from 1983.

action

When the son of the Russian tsar falls ill, one hopes for the miracle healer Rasputin, who pursues his desires in Siberia. Countess Golovina is supposed to take him from there to Saint Petersburg , which she and her maid manage to do. At the tsar's court, Rasputin tries to heal his son, to find distraction in extensive orgies and at the same time to survive plots made against him.

Others

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• The plot is based on Russian history and depicts the life and work of Grigory Efimovich Rasputin , (1869–1916).
• The film is one of the most elaborate German productions in the erotic film sector of the 1980s. In addition to the realistic scenes, the film is also characterized by historical accuracy in the setting and plot.
• In 2006, Herzog Video released the film in an uncensored and uncensored version on DVD.
• The film exists in different versions. In addition to the hardcore version (approx. 120 minutes), a softcore version (approx. 90 minutes) was also put into circulation. In 2008 a variant of the softcore version was released, shortened by another 10 minutes, from which even more sex and above all violence was cut.
• In 1983 the producer also produced the Katharina plant and her wild stallions .
• Heidi Wujek designed the costumes.

criticism

The lexicon of international films called the softcore version of the film "pathetic".

Web links

• Rasputin - Orgies at Zarenhof in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Rasputin - orgies at the Tsar's court at filmportal.de
• Comparison of the cut versions VHS (HC) - Duke DVD of Rasputin - orgies at the Tsar's court at Schnittberichte.com

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Rasputin - orgies at the court of the tsars. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .