Permshchik Robert Belov (2005)
A white-headed old man named Robert Belov, blind, feeble in body, but with a thunderous voice and an iron character openly hates any power. At the same time, he dearly loves poetry and people who are somehow connected with poetry. He loves the Perm prison region – where the authorities, without particularly delving into details, pushed poets and murderers. He writes a book of salty jokes about these people called "Perm region". In the company of random fellow travelers, he goes to Pasternak places in the Urals, forcing landscapes and voices to sound differently, and thereby creates an informal, lively guide to the Kama region.
Director: Sergey Lepikhin
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 39 min
Release Date: October 6, 2005
Original Language: ru
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Permshchik Robert Belov about?
- A white-headed old man named Robert Belov, blind, feeble in body, but with a thunderous voice and an iron character openly hates any power. At the same time, he dearly loves poetry and people who are somehow connected with poetry. He loves the Perm prison region – where the authorities, without particularly delving into details, pushed poets and murderers. He writes a book of salty jokes about these people called "Perm region". In the company of random fellow travelers, he goes to Pasternak places in the Urals, forcing landscapes and voices to sound differently, and thereby creates an informal, lively guide to the Kama region.
- Who directed Permshchik Robert Belov?
- Permshchik Robert Belov was directed by Sergey Lepikhin.
- How long is Permshchik Robert Belov?
- Permshchik Robert Belov has a runtime of 39m (39 minutes).
- What genre is Permshchik Robert Belov?
- Permshchik Robert Belov is a Documentary film.