Yeltsin: Three Days in August

Set in 1991, 'Yeltsin: Three Days in August' dramatizes the tense atmosphere in Russia as Yeltsin faces a critical choice. While Gorbachev is under blockade in Foros, Yeltsin is advised to flee but instead decides to rally in Moscow. This film captures the political struggle and courage of Yeltsin during a crucial period of Soviet history.

The film features a runtime of 96 minutes and includes notable performances from Dmitri Nazarov, Aleksandr Sirin, and Vladimir Steklov. The narrative is driven by the historical events that shaped the fate of Russia, making it a significant representation of the era.