There is a huge demand for common sense in the world" - author of "Born in the Soviet Union" Sergey Miroshenchenko Now digital technologies allow you to shoot endlessly, you turn on the camera and wait. Then each child was assigned four and a half rolls of film for 10 minutes. People adore the pea lovers, they feel comfortable watching the silliness. And it is essential for us to learn to love and respect wise people. The saying that a country has only two allies - the army and the navy - is a dangerous misconception. The basis of any country is only culture. The main ally is culture. Sergey Miroshenchenko is a completely unique character for our documentary filmmaking. His grandiose project "Born in the Soviet Union" began back in 1989, and now a new chapter has been released - "Born in the Soviet Union. 35 years old. Mag Moskovitz spoke with the director about the cultural code of the Soviet people, commercial documentaries and why culture is the country's only true ally. Duplicate posts in max.