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Inna Denisova
Russia, 2015, 70 Min

Some stay, many leave. Feelings are mixed, in certain quarters euphoria reigns, elsewhere a sense of regret remains. Life has changed since Russia last year annexed Crimea, but how exactly? Simferopol-born Inna Denisova on a personal return to her native city in search of answers.

Inna Denisova

'Back home' proclaim the posters and graffiti; a journalist takes up the gauntlet and returns home to fairground attractions and a sea of white, blue and red flags ('Crimea is Ours!'), obediently jubilant tourists and wary locals, the trial against filmmaker Oleg Sentsov and a militarised anti-Maidan  performance. First-hand testimony of a deeply divided society. BW

Filmformat
DCP | Farbe / colour
Drehbuch
Inna Denisova
Kamera
Egor Maximov, Oleg Moskvin
Ton
Roman Bakharev
Schnitt
Natasha Josef
Ausstattung
Olympia Orlova
Musik
DJ Enoylin
Darsteller
Inna Denisova, Nikolay Lapunov, Galina Gikaeva, Elizaveta Bogutskaya, Oleg Sentsov
Produzent
Inna Denisova
Produktion
Inna Denisova
Kontakt
Inna Denisova
Novokuznetskaya 18/1-59
119017 Moscow
Russia
Tel.: +7.96.371.089 42
denisovaiv@gmail.com

Inna Denisova - born 1977 in Simferopol, Soviet Union (Ukraine). In her early childhood she moved to Moscow with her parents. She studied Russian Literature at the Moscow State University and later worked as journalist, reporter, film critic and editor. In 2007, she entered the High Courses for Scriptwriters and Directors (VKSR) in Moscow where she studied scriptwriting.

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