The White Crow
HD
n/a
2h 7m
Rudolf Nureyev’s daring flight to the West during the Cold War captivated the globe. As ballet's most celebrated star, his dynamic performances shattered the confines of 1950s Leningrad. Nureyev’s fascination with Western culture and artists entangled him in a perilous game of intrigue, drawing the attention of the KGB. His journey reflects not only the personal struggles of an artistic icon but also the political tensions of the era, highlighting the clash between his passionate spirit and the oppressive regime that sought to control him.
