A Long Way Home (14+)
Russia, 2010, colour, 26 min.
Director: Alexander Kiselyov
Director: Alexander Kiselyov
This is a story of long and difficult way of a guest worker to his dream house. Kirgizia born Uigur, he tries to settle in metropolis while his wife and two children stay back home. Having passed through multiple financial and bureaucratic difficulties, and being owner of his own business he finally understands: he will never belong here.
Alexander Kiselyov
Alexander Kiselyov
was born in 1944 in Leningrad. He has been working as a director at the St. Petersburg Documentary Film Studio since 1979. He graduated from the Academy of Culture in St. Petersburg and attended special film director’s courses at the Moscow Institute of Cinematography. He is now a member of the Russian Filmmakers Union. He has filmed about 40 documentaries.
FILMOGRAPHY
Anathema, 1992; Secret September of 1954, 1993; Change, 1993; Secret Ecology, 1997; Lekha Dostoevsky: Descendant of Genius, 2001; On Air Radio Comet, 2002; Wold Stools, 2003; Full Summersion, 2005; Old Route, 2007; A Long Way Home, 2010; Red Triangle, 2011; Pilot in Time, 2012.
Russia, 2010, colour, 26 min.
Director: Alexander Kiselyov
Director: Alexander Kiselyov
This is a story of long and difficult way of a guest worker to his dream house. Kirgizia born Uigur, he tries to settle in metropolis while his wife and two children stay back home. Having passed through multiple financial and bureaucratic difficulties, and being owner of his own business he finally understands: he will never belong here.