Vysotsky: Thank God I’m Alive 2011

Runtime

127 mins

Language

Russian

Russian

Vladimir Vysotsky, the beloved Russian poet, singer and actor who defined Soviet popular culture in the 1970s and early 1980s, died in 1980 at age 42 during the Moscow Olympic Games. The film recounts his final great love, a story passed to his son by a close family friend, offering an intimate glimpse into the personal side of the iconic artist.

Vladimir Vysotsky, the beloved Russian poet, singer and actor who defined Soviet popular culture in the 1970s and early 1980s, died in 1980 at age 42 during the Moscow Olympic Games. The film recounts his final great love, a story passed to his son by a close family friend, offering an intimate glimpse into the personal side of the iconic artist.

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Wyssozki - Danke für mein Leben ויסוצקי. תודה שאני חי Wysocki Висоцки. Благодаря че си жив Висоцький. Спасибі що живий

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