Moscow Time Trailer (2019)

01 December 2019 Factual 61 mins

A documentary about a group of poets of the Moscow underground of the 70s of the last century, who published the uncensored almanac "Moscow Time", which during the "Brezhnev stagnation" was equated with dissidence and "treason to the Motherland", poets were persecuted and forced to leave the country. Their destinies developed differently – the tragic death of Soprovsky, the forced emigration of Kenzheev and Tsvetkov, the throwing of Gandlevsky only strengthened their "union" through the years and distances. Today they are not only a legend of Moscow, but also one of the best poets of our time both in Russia and abroad, every year they come to Moscow to meet again and see their fans and admirers of real poetry.

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United States 01 December 2019

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