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Visit to Minotaur (Vizit k Minotavru) is a Soviet 1987 five-part detective mini-series directed by Eldor Urazbaev and based on the eponymous novel by the Vayner Brothers. A unique violin, a masterpiece by Antonio Stradivari, is stolen from the apartment of the famous violinist Polyakov. Detective of prosecutor's office Stanislav Pavlovich Tikhonov (Sergey Shakurov), assisted by Ugolovny Rozysk (criminal police) detective Elena Sergeevna Nechayeva (Anna Kamenkova), investigates the case. A second storyline of the series, set in Italy in XVII-XVIII centuries, depicts the life of the famous violin maker Antonio Stradivari (also Sergey Shakurov).
The mini-series is a second screen adaptation of the original novel after 1974 movie Nochnoi vizit. In 2016 the novel was adapted once more as a part of TV series Sledovatel Tikhonov.
The following weapons were used in the film Visit to Minotaur (Vizit k Minotavru):
Pistols
Makarov PM
Makarov PM pistols, service sidearms of Soviet law enforcement servicies, are seen in hands of the investigator for particularly important cases of the Office of General Prosecutor of the USSR Stanislav Pavlovich Tikhonov (Sergey Shakurov) and the detective of Moscow Ugolovny Rozysk Militsia Lt. Elena Sergeevna Nechayeva (Anna Kamenkova).
Tokarev TT-33
A TT-33 is used by a criminal Yuriy Fedoseevich Lopakov alias Yakov Krest ("Yakov the Cross") (Aleksandr Yakovlev). In one scene Tikhonov's PM switches to a TT due to a continuity error.
Long Guns
Hand Mortar
In the scene, set in Stradivari's house in Cremona, Antonio Stradivari (Sergey Shakurov) defends against a violent mob with a hand mortar.
Percussion Cap Musket/Shotgun
Later in the same scene Antonio Stradivari holds a percussion cap musket or shotgun, a weapon out of time for late XVII or early XVIII century.
