A film ‘twin’ to the novel My Life as a Russian Novel, this documentary charts Carrère’s journey to Kotelnitch, a town some 800 km east of Moscow, as he investigates what happened to a Hungarian POW, and then the young Ania. Through exploring the lives of others the writer finds the courage to tell his own story.
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Retour à Kotelnitch (2003)
Retour à Kotelnitch - Sortie le 25 février 2004 Un film de Emmanuel Carrère Kotelnitch est une petite ville à 800km à l'est de Moscou. L'auteur y est d'abord allé ...
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