Plankton Salesmen

This documentary runs for 86 minutes and provides an insightful perspective on the niche market of arthouse films in Russia. It captures the experiences of Sam Klebanov and Anton Mazurov, the two founders of Cinema Without Borders, as they navigate the challenges of film distribution in a changing cultural landscape.

Featuring notable figures such as Quentin Tarantino, Alejandro González Iñárritu, and Terry Gilliam, the film offers a unique blend of nostalgia and industry commentary. It reflects on how arthouse cinema shaped the cinematic experience during its peak and the factors leading to its decline. Collectors interested in the evolution of film distribution and the impact of directors on the industry will find this documentary particularly relevant.