Loktev's first chapter, Last Air in Moscow, tracked the women of TV Rain as Putin's state closed in. This one picks up the moment they fled. It runs 355 minutes with a single intermission, it screens exactly once at NYFF64, and the Q&A puts Loktev onstage with five of the journalists she filmed. That combination does not repeat.
What to expect
A 355-minute documentary in Russian with English subtitles, screening with one 30-minute intermission, followed by a conversation with Julia Loktev, Ksenia Mironova, Alesya Marokhovskaya, Irina Dolinina, Sonya Groysman and Elena Kostyuchenko. Plan on the better part of a day.
Good to know
- Runtime is 355 minutes — just under six hours — with one 30-minute intermission
- In Russian with English subtitles
- This is the only NYFF64 screening of the film
- You do not need to have seen Part I, Last Air in Moscow, though it deepens the second chapter
- Nearest subway is 66 St–Lincoln Center on the 1
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Common questions
How long is it really?
355 minutes of film plus one 30-minute intermission, so budget roughly six and a half hours in the building.
Who is on the Q&A panel?
Julia Loktev with Ksenia Mironova, Alesya Marokhovskaya, Irina Dolinina, Sonya Groysman and Elena Kostyuchenko — journalists who appear in the film.
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