The film DOVLATOV follows the story of a talented and ironic writer who lived in Soviet Russia during the 1970s. Despite the rigid limitations of the time, the writer, Sergei Dovlatov, fought to preserve his artistic integrity and individuality, often finding solace in his relationships with fellow writers and poets, such as Joseph Brodsky. As he navigates the challenges of living under a repressive regime, Dovlatov struggles to maintain his own unique voice and perspective in the face of government oppression.
Dovlatov
Celebrated writer Sergei Dovlatov's four-day life in 1971 is chronicled, exploring the timeless theme of moral choice in Russian and European culture.
