Tania Rakhmanova
The latest trend among the Russian oligarchs is to purchase works of art, a way to get into the Kremlin’s good graces, to gild their image… and to cover up the origin of their fortunes, often acquired in the shadow of post-soviet power. Following these new amateurs in the footprints of the well-kno...
Tania Rakhmanova & Paul Mitchell
In the Autumn of 1999, Putin was an unknown civil servant in charge of Russia's FSB, the country's ill-loved intelligence agency. How did it happen that he became Boris Yeltsin's heir as Russian president? This is the story of the deal that put Vladimir Putin into the Kremlin and a portrait of ...
Vincent Jauvert & Tania Rakhmanova
The revolutions in Georgia, Ukraine and Serbia were remarkably similar. How were these “coloured revolutions” made, that caused dictators from the ex-soviet block to tumble one after the other? With the “makers” of these revolutions, along with their advisors and sponsors the film explains in detail...