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Kamenskaya (Russian: Каменская), is a Russian detective television series filmed from 1999 through 2011. The format of the series features several (from two up to four) 50-minutes episodes arranged into minifilms.
Major Anastasia Kamenskaya, crime analyst, investigates the death of Justice Department officer, a young woman. A closer look at what seemed to be an accident results in a dangerous game where the price is Kamenskaya's life.
- (228)
- 1999-12-14
- Crime, Drama
- 51
The series "Kamenskaya" is the first adaptation of the popular novels of "Russian Agatha Christie" Alexandra Marinina. The main heroine of the series is Major of Police Anastasia Kamenskaya, behind whom the glory of a fine analyst is entrenched, speaks five languages and adores her work.
The series "Kamenskaya" is the first adaptation of the popular novels of "Russian Agatha Christie" Alexandra Marinina. The main heroine of the series is Major of Police Anastasia Kamenskaya, behind whom the glory of a fine analyst is entrenched, speaks five languages and adores her work.
14 de dez. de 1999 · An accidental crime, leads Kamenskaya to a closed research institute, where experiments are conducted with secret developments that affect the psyche of people. Nastya notes a strange pattern of crimes occurring in the area of the institution's location.
The series "Kamenskaya" is the first adaptation of the popular novels of "Russian Agatha Christie" Alexandra Marinina. The main heroine of the series is Major of Police Anastasia Kamenskaya, behind whom the glory of a fine analyst is entrenched, speaks five languages and adores her work.
13 de dez. de 1999 · The series "Kamenskaya" is the first adaptation of the popular novels of "Russian Agatha Christie" Alexandra Marinina. The main heroine of the series is Major of Police Anastasia Kamenskaya, behind whom the glory of a fine analyst is entrenched, speaks five languages and adores her work. She readily takes on insoluble at first glance affairs and skillfully calculates criminals for the most ...
