Promítání filmu o účastnících antifašistických a anarchistických skupin během
protiputinovských protestů v letech 2011-2012.

Film je pohledem do zákulisí bezohledné totalitní společnosti a svědectví o
několika málo odvážlivcích, kteří se jí postavili. Projekt je zamýšlen jako
pokorné zamyšlení nad přednostmi a nedostatky současné vlny celosvětových
protestů v naději, že tento příběh může inspirovat a pomoci všem, kteří to myslí
upřímně." Natočeno kompletně na místě v Moskvě v Rusku v roce 2012.

Na památku moskevského anarchisty Dmitrije Petrova, jednoho z protagonistů
filmu, který zemřel v bojích proti ruské invazi na Ukrajinu.

Režie, střih a koprodukce: Ikiru 2014.

Po skončení filmu proběhne také diskuse s Dmitriovými přáteli a kamarády.

Peníze vybrané během akce budou věnovány Dmitrijově rodině.

Délka filmu - 110 min. Jazyk - ruština s anglickými titulky

Diskuse po promítání bude probíhat v angličtině

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We will screen the movie about participants of anti-fascist and anarchist groups
during the anti-Putin protests of 2011-2012.

One of the participants of the movie – Dmitry Petrov, also known as Ilya Leshy,
Dima the Ecologist, Phil Kuznetsov, Seva and Lev – an anarchist and
anti-fascist, environmental activist, author and compiler of a number of books
and articles, researcher of the Russian North and Kurdistan.

In 2018 Dmitry left Russia to participate in the struggle for a free society in
Kurdistan, Ukraine and around the world. In the spring of 2023, his letter was
published: „As an anarchist, a revolutionary and a Russian person… I did it for
the sake of justice, the defense of Ukrainian society and – the liberation of my
country, Russia, from oppression. For the sake of all the people who are
deprived of dignity and the opportunity to breathe freely by the vile
totalitarian system created in Russia and Belarus.“ In April, Petrov’s comrades
and relatives learned that he had gone missing near Bakhmut. The movie shows
episodes of his activist period in Russia.

About a film: "Applying the principle of "a picture is worth a thousand words,"
the verité film features no commentary, explanation or introduction, just a raw
slice of unembellished Russian reality. It's a glimpse behind the scenes of a
cut-throat, totalitarian society and a testament to the brazen few who stand up
against it. The project is intended as a humble reflection on the strengths and
shortcomings of the contemporary wave of worldwide protests, in the hope that
its story can inspire and assist all those who are sincere in their goals."
Filmed entirely on location in Moscow, Russia in 2012

Directed, edited and co-produced by Ikiru 2014.

After the movie there will be a discussion with Dmitriys friends and comrades as
well.

Money collected during the event will go to the Dmitry’s family.

Language of event – English

Film length – 110 min. Language – Russian with ENG sub