Documentaries and Films Spotlighting Russian Dissent and Democracy Challenges
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A documentary titled 'My Undesirable Friends' by Julia Loktev captures the decline of free press in Russia amidst increasing authoritarianism, paralleling concerns about similar trends in the U.S., and highlights the resilience and struggles of journalists under oppressive regimes.
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