Petrov in the flu is a classic film from Serebrennikov. He will clearly enter the Western audience, because there is everything they associate Russia with. Life is drowned, everyone drinks, there is poverty and hopelessness around, and there is also a clear hat towards the USSR. I am for criticizing modern power, I am for an alternative view of Russia. The film takes place in Yekaterinburg, I myself from there, well, if the film talked about the events of the early 90s, I would still believe. Well, now there are no such libraries, theaters and apartments now. And the main plot in the film is not, it is just a set of scenes. I honestly do not understand for which audience the film was shot, it causes me only rejection.
Review of Petrov's Flu
