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Crossroads focuses on Valery Liashkevich, a homeless artist living at a railway station in Gomel, Belarus. For over twenty years, he has painted in the streets, becoming a local attraction for the residents. The film presents his life and work, capturing the contrast between his artistic talent and his circumstances.
Directed by Anastasiya Miroshnichenko, the documentary runs for 65 minutes and examines how Liashkevich is perceived by both the locals and art critics. While the townspeople may see him as a curiosity, art critics recognize him as a significant figure deserving of attention.
Why Watch
- •Meet Valery Liashkevich, a unique homeless artist.
- •See Gomel's street art scene through Liashkevich's eyes.
- •Find out how locals view a long-time resident artist.
Did You Know
•Valery Liashkevich has been painting in Gomel for over 20 years.
•The film is directed by Anastasiya Miroshnichenko.
•Crossroads has a runtime of 65 minutes.
Perfect For
Street art enthusiastsDocumentary loversFans of Belarusian culture