Black Eyes

In "Black Eyes," filmmaker Jan Bosdriesz embarks on a journey to uncover the history of his cherished souvenirs, particularly focusing on Russian LPs by Pyotr Leschenko from the 1930s. As he travels to Russia, Bosdriesz investigates the life of Leschenko, whose music was once banned in Soviet Russia. This exploration reveals not only the legacy of Leschenko but also the turbulent history of Bosdriesz's own family.

The documentary features interviews with individuals who knew Leschenko, providing a personal touch to the historical narrative. Bosdriesz's quest is both an exploration of a beloved artist and a reflection on the impact of historical events on personal lives. This film presents a unique blend of music history and personal storytelling that may resonate with those interested in the cultural implications of art and memory.