Children of Leningradsky / Dzieci z Leningradzkiego
Production: Poland
Director: Andrzej Celiński, Hanna Polak
Subtitles: Polish
In the post-Soviet Russia of the thousands of homeless children. The creators - Hanna Polak and Andrzej Celiński-tell us a tragic and moving story about AIDS, and drugs.
The transferee of a documentary record of the everyday life of Russian street children. The film shows the young refugees with homes wegetujących stations and subway stations. Moscow metro is full of these homeless children. They sleep wherever you can only imagine it. Dirty, bose draw hands toward people asking for a few cents. The camera at times, looking at children from a distance, but they also turn to it directly.
Russia is living in post from 1 to 4 million homeless children. When take photos for the film, the Russian authorities estimated that about thirty thousand children living on the streets and railway stations of Moscow. The authors present the world of homeless children. Abandoned and forgotten by the family, ignored by the daily passing inert leading human life on the margins of Russian society dont give their chances for a normal life. With sincere faith and painful images, viewers learn about their tragic situation.
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