Voices
Fourteen survivors share their memories of life during the siege of Leningrad, revealing truths and myths about the blockade.
Synopsis
Fourteen survivors share their memories of life during the siege of Leningrad, revealing truths and myths about the blockade.
Synopsis
Leningrad's children and teenagers lived through a brutal siege during World War II. Fourteen survivors recount their experiences, sharing memories that bring the past to life. They reflect on what they felt during the blockade and challenge common myths about this historical event. Using video comparisons and reconstructions, the filmmakers connect modern St. Petersburg to the hardships faced during the siege, revealing a stark contrast between then and now. The documentary runs for 112 minutes and was released in 2014.
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