

Soviet Bus Stops
Canadian photographer Christopher Herwig tracks down original designers of artistic bus stops across the former Soviet Bloc, capturing their stories and vibrant designs.
Synopsis
Canadian photographer Christopher Herwig tracks down original designers of artistic bus stops across the former Soviet Bloc, capturing their stories and vibrant designs.
Synopsis
Canadian photographer Christopher Herwig travels through the former Soviet Bloc to document artistic bus stops. These structures, often overlooked, contrast with the utilitarian designs prevalent during the 1960s and 70s. Herwig interviews original designers, capturing their stories and the vibrant aesthetics that reflect local creativity. The film emphasizes the cultural significance of these roadside landmarks, urging recognition before they fade from memory. Directed by Kristoffer Hegnsvad, "Soviet Bus Stops" runs for 56 minutes and features multiple languages, including Estonian and Russian.
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