Oswald. The Minsk Mystery.

The documentary runs for 40 minutes and focuses on Ernst Tsitavets, who reflects on his friendship with Lee Harvey Oswald, the man accused of assassinating President John F. Kennedy in 1963. Set in the actual apartment where Oswald lived on Kamunistychnaya street, the film provides a unique perspective on a historical figure often shrouded in mystery.

Ernst Tsitavets, a medical student at the time, contrasts life in the West with that in the USSR, revealing the cultural and political tensions of the era. Through personal anecdotes, the documentary offers insights into Oswald's life in Minsk and the perceptions of those who interacted with him. This film is a notable example of documentary filmmaking that examines a pivotal moment in American history from an unusual vantage point.