The media platform “Konservator” with the assistance of the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation presents the online premiere of the documentary film “Dasha”. It is dedicated to the philosopher and journalist Daria Dugina.
The all-Russian premiere of the memorial painting took place at the Victory Museum in Moscow on June 20, 2023. Regional premieres also began: the first, at the initiative of TV presenter Anton Krasovsky and Governor Anton Alikhanov, was Held on June 27 at the Zarya Cinema in Kaliningrad, the film is expected to open in St. Petersburg.
“On the night of August 20, 2022, Daria Dugina, a journalist, philosopher, public figure and loving daughter, died as a result of a terrorist attack. At that time, the Russian people, if not orphaned, then definitely became much poorer. The assassins have stolen a truly great and wonderful person from us, but they cannot take away our memory of her. They can’t erase the story of the girl who became a hero. This is what the new documentary “Dasha. A film in memory of Daria Dugina” is about, reads the synopsis of the tape.
The filming of the film, which was released earlier in the Museum of Victory, was attended by the people closest to Daria: Alexander Gelevich Dugin, Natalya Viktorovna Melentyeva, director Eduard Boyakov, artist Alexei Gintovt, editor Sergei Zhigalkin, philosopher Sofia Metelkina and others.
Earlier it became known that a documentary film about the “second Woodstock” will be released in Russian distribution. The film was directed by Toronto’s Ron Chapman. We talk about it in more detail here.
