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Russia Imprisoned

2017, RU. Directed by Arkady Kogan.

These are love stories of people lawlessly separated by prison. Most of the characters in the film, which was shot for 4 years, suffered from imperfect laws or due to failures of the judicial system. The movie is about how difficult it is to wait and fight when there is nothing to hope for. About salvation by love. "After all, not only those who are in prison are sitting-their loved ones are sitting with them!" - says one of the heroines of the film, journalist Olga Romanova.

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2 December 2017
Original title
Освободите любовь!

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Russia Imprisoned runs 61 minutes (1h 1m).

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Russia Imprisoned isn’t streaming on any OTT platform in India yet; it released on 2 December 2017. (Checked 11 November 2026.)

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Who directed Russia Imprisoned?

Russia Imprisoned (2017) was directed by Arkady Kogan.

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