New film explores Russian society through dashcams
Moscow
DRIVERS keep their cool as they plunge into a river, race through a forest fire or see a falling meteorite in a new documentary made from Russian dashcam footage that the filmmaker says represents a national characteristic.
Dmitry Kalashnikov, 29, from Saint Petersburg, spent a year piecing together footage he found online, including on YouTube, to make a 67-minute film called The Road Movie that features short sequences of unalloyed life in Russia.
Russian dashcam footage has become a global phenomenon thanks to the video devices that drivers here often fix inside windscreens in case…
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