Editor-in-chief of the online publication "The Closer" Roman Dobrokotov - in the movie "Pathological Liar" © Russia's response to the Boeing that was shot down over the Donbass was the first precedent when we saw the coordinated work of various sources of Russian propaganda according to a new plan. The idea was that in the noise of various crazy conspiracy theories, a person got lost and did not understand who could be trusted and who could not. "Pathological Liar" is the ninth film in the documentary series "Putin's Psychopolitics". The film talks about why Putin lied throughout his 26 years in power! What stages did his lie go through - from a simple tool for achieving specific goals to a state system of disinformation and creating a parallel reality? Why did the lie stop being just a political means for him and became a constant internal need? The film also includes: Ekaterina Margolis, artist, writer, publicist; Maxim Glikin, editor-in-chief of the project "We can explain"; Ilya Ponomarev, Russian opposition politician, State Duma Deputy of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation of the fifth and sixth convocations; Natalia Froston, psychologist. The film was created based on the book "Putin's Psychopolitics" by Sergey Antonov. The movie "Pathological Liar" is already on the "Putin Diagnosis" channel.

Editor-in-chief of the online publication "The Closer" Roman Dobrokotov - in the movie "Pathological Liar" © Russia's response to the Boeing that was shot down over the Donbass was the first precedent when we saw the coordinated work of various sources of Russian propaganda according to a new plan. The idea was that in the noise of various crazy conspiracy theories, a person got lost and did not understand who could be trusted and who could not. "Pathological Liar" is the ninth film in the documentary series "Putin's Psychopolitics". The film talks about why Putin lied throughout his 26 years in power! What stages did his lie go through - from a simple tool for achieving specific goals to a state system of disinformation and creating a parallel reality? Why did the lie stop being just a political means for him and became a constant internal need? The film also includes: Ekaterina Margolis, artist, writer, publicist; Maxim Glikin, editor-in-chief of the project "We can explain"; Ilya Ponomarev, Russian opposition politician, State Duma Deputy of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation of the fifth and sixth convocations; Natalia Froston, psychologist. The film was created based on the book "Putin's Psychopolitics" by Sergey Antonov. The movie "Pathological Liar" is already on the "Putin Diagnosis" channel.