Bukovsky
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About This Movie
'Bukovsky' is a 1977 documentary directed by Alan Clarke, focusing on the life of Soviet dissident Vladimir Bukovsky. This film captures the struggles of a writer who faced imprisonment and psychiatric confinement in the Soviet Union, making it a significant piece of political history.
This film is quite rare, having never been broadcast publicly, which adds to its allure for collectors. Most screenings have been private, leading to a scarcity that makes it particularly intriguing. While its director remains unknown, the documentary's content and historical context hold significant value for those interested in Soviet history and dissidence. Its limited exposure means many collectors are still searching for ways to view or acquire it.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What genre is 'Bukovsky'?
'Bukovsky' is a documentary.
Who directed 'Bukovsky'?
The documentary was directed by Alan Clarke.
Who stars in 'Bukovsky'?
The film features Vladimir Bukovsky, Alan Clarke, Olive Dehn, Viktor Fainberg, Roger Lloyd Pack, David Markham, Jehane Markham, and Kika Markham.
What is the release format for 'Bukovsky'?
'Bukovsky' appears as a special feature in the BFI's 'Dissent and Disruption: Alan Clarke at the BBC (1969-1989)' box set.
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