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Stalin? Why Not

Stalin, pochemu niet?, Russia, 2010, 14 min, DVD, Politics, Society
In 2009, after renovating the underground station Kurskaja in Moscow, also the lines of the Soviet anthem from 1943 regained its old splendour: Through storms the sun of freedom has shined upon us / And the great Lenin has lighted the way / Stalin has taught us faithfulness to the people / To labour, and inspired us to great feats! The authors of the film ask ordinary passers-by and passengers on the underground, who Stalin was for them and how he is perceived nowadays. A large part of society does not believe the historical facts. Many dream of the dictator and great Russia. Stalin's cult is still alive.
Director of photography:
Kirill Sakharnov
Screenplay:
Ksenia Sakharnova
Editor:
Kirill Sakharnov
Music:
Alexandr Skryabin
Sound:
Kirill Sakharnov
Producer:
Ksenia Sakharnova
Director:
Kirill Sakharnov
Languages:
Russian
Subtitles:
English
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Diploma - St Anna Film Festival (Moscow), Russia
One World 2011, Czech Republic
Special prize of the jury - Artkino short film festival (Moscow),Russia

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