Vitebsk's Case (1989) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Vitebsk's Case about?
Vitebsk's Case is a documentary. Gennady Mikhasevich, known as the Vitebsk Strangler, terrorized Vitebsk, Belarus, from 1971 to 1985. He was responsible for 36 murders. The documentary details the wrongful convictions of 14 innocent people linked to his crimes, including one man who received a death sentence. Interviews and archival footage reveal the psychological profile of Mikhasevich and the lasting impact of his actions on the community. Directed by Viktar Dashuk, this mini-series runs for 270 minutes.
When was Vitebsk's Case released?
Vitebsk's Case was released in 1989.
How long is Vitebsk's Case?
Vitebsk's Case has a runtime of 270 minutes.
What genre is Vitebsk's Case?
Vitebsk's Case is classified as Crime, History.
What topics does Vitebsk's Case cover?
Vitebsk's Case explores topics including wrongful-convictions.