Documentary

Written & Directed Christopher Manoe

A hidden grave, tucked away in a corner of a cemetery in Kent, could hold the key to one of the biggest mysteries of the 20th Century...

‘Larissa - The Lost Romanov?’ questions the 'official' story, of what happened to the ill-fated, last Tsar of Russia and his immediate family.

Still in debate, 100 years later in 2018, the idea of a sensational cover up, involving the King George V, suggests that one of the young Grand Duchesses, was in fact rescued in 1918, with the aid of British Military Intelligence. It’s said she lived out her days in anonymity in the United Kingdom.

The story of Larissa Feodorovna is an beguiling enigma. Married to one of the Kings Guard, Owen Tudor, she lived a dignified life in secret, making no claim at all to be a daughter of Tsar Nicholas II.

Following her premature death in 1926, she was quietly buried, along with the tantalising mystery of who she really was.

Since then, an incredible amount of evidence from extensive research has surfaced, to deepen the mystery and to support the theory that Larissa Feodorovna and a daughter of the last Tsar of Russia were one and the same...

...but which one...?

One daughter was officially missing from the mass grave discovered outside of Yekaterinburg, Siberia...and scientists to this day are still arguing over who...

...For the very first time...We have the answer...

As the tale unravels, the story of ‘Larissa - The Lost Romanov? ‘ promises to captivate audiences, re-examining at what the public are expected to accept as fact by media, and history books.

A potential cover up of epic proportions, the ramifications of which will reverberate through time.

‘Perhaps no one has changed the course of history as much as the historians...'
Franklin P. Jones