Citizen X
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Citizen X

During the 1980s, Soviet authorities hunt for a serial killer who picks his victims in railway stations and commuter trains and lures them into the wo...ods. Show More
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Citizen X, set in the 1980s, is a gripping crime drama that delves into the harrowing pursuit of a notorious serial killer by Soviet authorities. The unidentified killer strategically preys on unsuspecting victims at railway stations and commuter trains before leading them to the desolate woods, leaving a trail of fear and mystery.

The film follows the intense investigation led by Gennady Moskvin, a forensic expert played by Stephen Rea, who becomes consumed by the pursuit of the elusive murderer. With the backdrop of a repressive Soviet regime, Moskvin faces numerous bureaucratic obstacles and a lack of resources that hinder his progress. However, alongside Colonel Fetisov, played by Donald Sutherland, they push the boundaries to capture a criminal who seems to outsmart them at every turn.

Based on a true story, Citizen X masterfully captures the chilling atmosphere of the time and showcases the persistence and determination of the investigators. The film skillfully depicts the complexities of a society shrouded in secrecy and fear, where the pursuit of justice becomes entangled with political agendas.

Directed by Chris Gerolmo, Citizen X blends elements of a psychological thriller with a thought-provoking exploration of the human psyche and the lengths authorities must go to catch a killer. With powerful performances and a profound narrative, this film will keep viewers on the edge of their seats until the very end.

Also Known As:

Citizen X

Release Date:

25 Feb 1995

Writers:

Robert Cullen, Chris Gerolmo

Awards:

Won 1 Primetime Emmy. 10 wins & 11 nominations total