Kremlin
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Nuclear war?
NUCLEAR: Are nuclear weapons suitable for coercing other countries - a coercive diplomacy? No, according to these authors.
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The enduring darkness of Stalinism in Putin’s Russia
RUSSIA: If you can bear to witness the quintessential continuity of aspects of Stalinist evil in Putin's Russia, Jessica Gorter's meticulous study of the trials of human rights activist and historian Yuri Dmitriev is obligatory viewing.
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One year on…
UKRAINE: A gut-wrenching glimpse of the brutal realities of life and death on the Eastern front in Ukraine's fight to keep back Russian invaders
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State-conjured terrorism
RUSSIA: An ordinary Russian teenager was arrested and incarcerated on charges of extremism. Three years later, the fight for her innocence continues.
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Holidays and power
RUSSIA: Cinematic mosaic of its public holidays as Kremlin 'closes in' on Russian society
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The autocrat’s fatal signature
RUSSIA: A Sundance-winning docu-thriller following the recent attempt on the Russian opposition leader's life.
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In the heart of demonstration
In The Case, Nina Guseva, a graduate of the workshop of acclaimed Russian documentary filmmaker #Marina Razbezhkina#, goes to the very heart of the legal #nihilism created during the long rule of #Vladimir Putin#. Structured around the story of charismatic lawyer #Maria Eismont#, who defends the predominantly young people arrested on numerous protests against the…
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The thick of it
RUSSIA: The youthful energy and optimism of Russia’s young opposition activists comes up against the cruel boundaries of an uncaring state
