The Borovsk Effect (2019)

The Borovsk Effect (2019) poster

The name of Vladimir Ovchinnikov has become widely known in Russia over the last decade - particularly this period of time the street artist has lived in a town that seemed to bewitch him. The town of Borovsk is a strange place, which has been an island of memory for all innocent victims since the XIV century. Boyarynya Morozova died here, Archpriest Avvakum was also imprisoned here and numerous victims of political repression were shot here. Here Ovchinnikov suddenly began to paint on the walls of houses - contrary to the indignation of the authorities: the "naive" graffiti artist is not 19, but 80 years old. Real passions began to flare up in the town in 2015, when Vladimir Ovchinnikov painted on one of the fences his first "memorial to the victims of political repressions"…

Director: Polina Zavadskaya, Yuliya Grebennikova
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 65 min
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Screenplay

Music: Fedor Senchukov
Cinematography: Polina Zavadskaya, Yuliya Grebennikova
Production: Magic Mountain Studio
Country: Russia
Language: Pусский
Original Language: ru
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is The Borovsk Effect about?
The name of Vladimir Ovchinnikov has become widely known in Russia over the last decade - particularly this period of time the street artist has lived in a town that seemed to bewitch him. The town of Borovsk is a strange place, which has been an island of memory for all innocent victims since the XIV century. Boyarynya Morozova died here, Archpriest Avvakum was also imprisoned here and numerous victims of political repression were shot here. Here Ovchinnikov suddenly began to paint on the walls of houses - contrary to the indignation of the authorities: the "naive" graffiti artist is not 19, but 80 years old. Real passions began to flare up in the town in 2015, when Vladimir Ovchinnikov painted on one of the fences his first "memorial to the victims of political repressions"…
Who directed The Borovsk Effect?
The Borovsk Effect was directed by Polina Zavadskaya, Yuliya Grebennikova.
How long is The Borovsk Effect?
The Borovsk Effect has a runtime of 1h 5m (65 minutes).
What genre is The Borovsk Effect?
The Borovsk Effect is a Documentary film.
Where was The Borovsk Effect produced?
The Borovsk Effect was produced in Russia.