The Stalin That Was Played by Me

This documentary delves into the life of Evgenij Dzhugashvili, the grandson of the infamous Soviet leader, Josef Stalin. Through personal insights and reflections, Dzhugashvili reveals his admiration for his grandfather while also addressing the rejection he faced from him. The film provides a unique perspective on the complex legacy of Stalin through the lens of his own family.

Directed by Daya Cahen, this documentary runs for a concise 16 minutes, making it a brief but impactful exploration of identity and heritage. The film is produced by Daya Cahen Films and invites viewers to consider the weight of historical figures on their descendants. As a short documentary, it appeals to those interested in personal narratives entwined with significant historical events.