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Entrance to Labyrinth (Vkhod v labirint)
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Entrance to Labyrinth (Vkhod v labirint) is a Soviet 1990 (filmed 1989) five-part detective mini-series directed by Valeri Kremnyov and based on the novel "Lekarstvo protiv strakha" by the Vayner Brothers. Moscow Militsiya Capt. Pozdnyakov (Yuriy Nazarov) is drugged by unknown medicine, his sidearm and identification card are stolen and used in criminal activities. Ugolovny Rozysk detective Oleg Muromtsev (Igor Kostolevskiy) investigates the case (in the original novel the detective was Stanislav Tikhonov, the recurring character of most Vayner Brothers novels). Soon he finds out that the drug, used in the crime, is still tested in pharmaceutical laboratory and unavailable for publice use. Studying the feud between the head of the laboratory Prof. Panafidin and his former assistant Lyzhin who is the real inventor of the drug, Muromtsev uncovers how the medicine falls in hands of criminals. A second storyline of the series, set in 16th century, depicts the life of the great physician and philosopher Paracelsus.
The mini-series is a second screen adaptation of the original novel after 1978 movie Lekarstvo protiv strakha. In 2016 the novel was adapted once more as a part of TV series Sledovatel Tikhonov.
The following weapons were used in the film Entrance to Labyrinth (Vkhod v labirint):
Makarov PM
A Makarov PM pistol is seen in hands of Moscow Ugolovny Rozysk detective Militsiya Capt. Oleg Pavlovich Muromtsev (Igor Kostolevskiy). A PM, stolen from Capt. Pozdnyakov, is used by an unnamed criminal (Vladimir Plotnikov).
TOZ-34
In one scene Nikolay Ignatyevich Belovol (Roman Filippov) holds a TOZ-34.
Trivia
Medieval muzzleloading cannons (modern replicas) are seen in several scenes from the life of Paracelsus.
