Rubljovka - Straße zur Glückseligkeit (2007)
Rublyovka Road is the traffic artery connecting the powerhouse Moscow with the Russian outback. At all times, the region bordering on Rublyovka has had a magnetic attraction for the ruling elite classes: Tsars, dictators, presidents. Of course, also present-day head of state Putin resides here. In Putin's Russia, Rublyovka has become synonymous with wealth, social ascent and decadent lifestyles. Tell-tale signs of the past and gross excesses of Russian cutthroat Capitalism have created a bizarre microcosm that does not have a parallel elsewhere in this giant empire. Nouveau riche upstarts have caused prices of properties on the Rublyovka to rocket sky-high. Now the fight for the last remaining pieces of land has broken out. The last remaining huts of the poor are swept aside to make way for the palaces of the wealthy by means that could not be any more unfair or brutal. The Russian State, celebrating an imperial comeback bolstered by petro-billions, has declared open season on the weak and poor. Rublyovka is a strictly guarded maximum security area, where many things are hushed up and kept under wraps. In spite of grudgingly granted filming permits, the film team was constantly harassed and threatened by the Russian security service FSB, traffic police and each and every security company.
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Earliest Release DateDecember 13, 2007
(Germany)
Running Time1 hr 34 min
GenresDocumentary
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| Filmmakers | Role |
|---|---|
| Irene Langemann | Director |
| Irene Langemann | Writer |
| Wolfgang Bergmann | Producer |
| Michael Langemann | Composer |
| Maxim Tarasjugin | Cinematographer |
| Kawe Vakil | Editor |
| Cast | Role |
|---|---|
| Marusja Agiewa | |
| Shanna Bullock | |
| Patrick Mölleken | |
| Roma Romanow |
