Leo Records: Strictly for Our Friends

The film recounts the story of Leonid Samuilovich, who fled the USSR in 1973 and began a significant chapter at the BBC in London. It highlights Alexei Leonidov's efforts in the late 1970s to distribute underground recordings smuggled from oppressive regimes, showcasing the courage involved in these operations.

At the center of this narrative is Leo Feigin, an 86-year-old music producer, who reflects on his extensive collection of over 30,000 LPs. This vast archive stands as a testament to the resilience of artists fighting against censorship and repression. The documentary emphasizes the role of Leo Records in shaping avant-garde music and serving as a beacon of hope for many.