RocknRolla

The documentary follows Stupa, who emerged as a rock-n-roller in a challenging environment. It captures his evolution from a schoolboy with provocative lyrics to the leader of the Oryol group Night Cane. Their performances challenged societal norms with themes of rebellion against the backdrop of a changing Russia.

As Night Cane gained recognition, they participated in the notable “Festival of Hopes,” where their unique voice resonated with the audience, earning them a prize for audience sympathy. The film reflects on the depth of their lyrics and the protest embedded in their music, offering insight into a pivotal moment in Russian rock history.

Collectors of music documentaries and those interested in the evolution of rock in the USSR will find value in this film's portrayal of Stupa's journey and the cultural impact of his work.