Electing Russia

About This Movie

Electing Russia is a raw, intimate look at the lives of various activists across the vast expanse of Russia. You’ve got Semyon, a schoolboy from Vladivostok, and Violetta, an activist in Murmansk, each representing different regions and struggles. The film’s pacing feels almost documentary-like, weaving through their personal narratives, capturing the atmosphere of political tension with a quiet urgency. There’s no flashy editing or dramatization—just real people talking about their real issues. The distinctiveness comes from this mosaic of voices, each adding a layer to the understanding of grassroots activism in contemporary Russia. It’s the kind of film that lingers with you, forcing you to think about the complexities of civic engagement.

Focus on regional perspectives. · Authenticity in the storytelling. · Strong character-driven narratives.