Four candidates, including a journalist and a crime boss, compete for a seat in Moscow's Central Constituency during Russia's first free elections since 1917.
Synopsis
Four candidates, including a journalist and a crime boss, compete for a seat in Moscow's Central Constituency during Russia's first free elections since 1917.
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Synopsis
In Moscow's Central Constituency, a journalist, a local crime boss, a formerly exiled oligarch, and a local access TV host campaign for a seat in Russia's first free elections since 1917. Situated in a city grappling with the aftermath of the Soviet Union's collapse, the candidates navigate a turbulent political climate. The documentary captures their strategies and interactions during the 1994 election season, reflecting the shifting power dynamics in post-Soviet Russia.
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Why Watch
- Meet a local crime boss navigating the political scene.
- Follow a journalist's campaign in post-Soviet Russia.
- See how an exiled oligarch returns to influence politics.
Did You Know
- The film features four candidates competing in the 1994 elections.
- These elections were the first free elections in Russia since 1917.
- One of the candidates is a local crime boss, illustrating crime's role in politics.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What year did the first free elections in Russia take place?
The first free elections in Russia took place in 1994.
How long is the documentary Moscow Central?
Moscow Central has a duration of 72 minutes.
Who are the main competitors in the Moscow Central Constituency election?
The main competitors include a journalist, a local crime boss, a formerly exiled oligarch, and a local access TV host.
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