

Post-Soviet Symphony
Eleven minutes examine the architecture of the post-Soviet space, from wooden structures to Stalinist designs and modern panel buildings.
Synopsis
Eleven minutes examine the architecture of the post-Soviet space, from wooden structures to Stalinist designs and modern panel buildings.
Synopsis
Architectural façades in post-Soviet spaces reflect a complex history. From wooden structures to Baroque and classicism, the film examines styles like Art Nouveau and Stalinist architecture. It also addresses the modern panel buildings known as “human anthills.” The documentary considers how these designs represent the tension between individuality and mass production. It presents a visual score of architecture that has evolved over centuries, revealing the stories embedded in stone.
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