
DDT XX Century
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11/17/2026Runtime
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From Malevich’s “Black Square” to “Black Dog of St. Petersburg” — this is how DDT and filmmaker Sergei Kuznetsov defines the boundaries of the short 20th century. All the characters in the film are the heroes of DDT’s songs. Each episode is one track and one unique artistic method. The live‑action episodes alternate with chronicles, fragments of documentary films — both classic and little‑known — as well as with animation.
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A sprawling visual essay that weaves together live action, documentary fragments, and animation to map the 20th century through the lens of the band DDT's catalog. Each song becomes its own self-contained world, creating a collage that feels both intimate and monumental.
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