Tweet
[You can read Part 1 of this incredible and appalling but, sadly, totally true story here.]
One Man, Five Stories, Zero Credibility
Putting Bill Browder’s story on film was a natural decision for Andrei Nekrasov. A well-known and respected member of the international human rights community who already had a history of making documentaries exposing the regime’s lies and militarism, the abuses occurring in what he sadly called “Putin’s Russia” occupied and sickened the talented Russian film-maker.
At the beginning of his film,
The Magnitsky Act – Behind the Scenes, he tells us that Browder’s story of Magnitsky’s imprisonment, torture, and brutal murder “deeply shocked me and I knew one day I’d make a movie about it.” But, as he was filming, Nekrasov began to notice almost against his own will that some things in his script just weren’t making any sense.
从终局来布局：面向未来，而不是面向机会 |【亿万本周动态】_创事记_新浪科技_新浪网 sina.com.cn - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from sina.com.cn Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.