To You, Moscow

Year: 1947

Runtime: 18 mins

Language: Russian

Director: Grigori Lomidze

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Framed as a tribute to Moscow, the 800‑year‑old “Great City of Lenin,” the film uses animals to chart Russian history: leaders are honored, while the populace and foes appear as horses, puppies under the Provisional Government, and ravens at the outset of World II. It serves as a love letter to the capital and a concise survey of Russia’s past.

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