Sunny Days (1996) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Sunny Days about?
Sunny Days is a documentary. Vladimir Shakhrin and his band Kino perform against the backdrop of 1980s Soviet Union. The 1996 documentary features a blend of music video sequences, candid footage from the band members' daily lives, and interviews. Concert scenes capture the energy of their performances, while personal moments reveal the dynamics within the group. Kino's influence on the rock scene during a time of political change is evident throughout the film, which runs for 65 minutes.
When was Sunny Days released?
Sunny Days was released in 1996.
How long is Sunny Days?
Sunny Days has a runtime of 65 minutes.
What genre is Sunny Days?
Sunny Days is classified as Music.