Typhoon

Name: Typhoon
Genre: Action & Adventure
Released: 2023
Rating: 6
Cast: Fyodor Lavrov, Marina Vasilyeva, Diana Enakayeva, Pierre Bourel, Aleksandra Ursulyak

Action & Adventure

6.0·2023·1 Season

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Release Year2023

Runtime1 Season

LanguageRussian

CertificationNR

GenresAction & Adventure

Votes1

DirectorElena Vakhrusheva, Fedor Derevyansky

WritersElena Vakhrusheva, Fedor Derevyansky

TypeWeb Series

Rating6.0 out of 10

Cast10 credited

Also Known AsTyphoon

About Typhoon

The head of special operations of the FSB, Denis Krechetov, receives an important task — to catch and deliver to Russia a hacker nicknamed Prism. After she steals the formula for a secret chemical weapon, she is hunted by an international arms dealer and American intelligence. Denis finds out the location of the Prism and goes there with his squad to intercept it. However, unexpected difficulties arise during the operation and Denis has to face a difficult choice — to act in the interests of the Motherland or to save his family.

Directed by Elena Vakhrusheva, Fedor Derevyansky, Typhoon leans on a strong ensemble — Fyodor Lavrov, Marina Vasilyeva, Diana Enakayeva — to carry a story that balances spectacle with character.

The series landed with audiences for its craft and performances, and remains one of the most talked-about action & adventure titles of 2023.

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