Bread Day

This 55-minute documentary highlights the lives of pensioners living in isolation near St. Petersburg. The film captures their weekly routine of retrieving bread delivered two hours away at a rail junction. The ritual serves as a focal point of their community, showcasing both the challenges and the simplicity of their existence.

As a documentary, Bread Day offers a window into the unique lifestyles of its subjects. Sergei Dvortsevoy's direction emphasizes the significance of this routine in the lives of the villagers, making it a noteworthy exploration of community and resilience. Collectors of documentaries or those interested in Russian culture may find this film particularly relevant.

Available formats include DVD and other options, making it accessible for collectors looking to add this unique documentary to their collection.