Ukrainian filmmaker Sergei Loznitsa returns with this dark tale of Stalinist oppression that is very relevant for these current times.
By Ed Gibbs
This captivating time capsule of the Soviet Union circa 1953 is a staggering feat of archive documentary.
By Ed Gibbs
A chilling doc on the bizarre spectacle of the Russian people grieving over the death of Stalin.
By Anton Bitel
Personal recommendations to seek out during the upcoming edition of the UK’s biggest film event.
Corruption and vice reign supreme in Sergei Loznitsa’s punishingly bleak descent into the bowels of Russia.
An popular uprising in Ukraine is captured by the calm, collected director Sergei Loznitsa in all its abject horror.
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