СЕРГЕЙ НИКИТИН: ЕГО ГОЛОС ЗНАЛА ВСЯ СТРАНА — ЧТО ПРОИСХОДИТ С ЛЕГЕНДАРНЫМ БАРДОМ СЕГОДНЯ

February 2022. Sheremetyevo Airport. Two elderly people, sharing a guitar, are leaving the country that has sung their songs for half a century. He's 78. She's 76. Their names are Sergei and Tatyana Nikitin. How did the son of an NKVD major become the voice of an entire generation? Why was the composer of the music for the Oscar-winning film "Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears" called a traitor? Why did the poet he sang to for 40 years publicly disown him? And who forbade him from singing on his own 80th birthday? This film tells a love story spanning 58 years. The story of a greatcoat hanging on a hook in a communal apartment and a guitar that still plays. The story of a sweater secretly knitted in one night. The story of a man the entire country loved—and then erased. Sergei Nikitin. Physicist. Bard. Exile. He is 82 years old. He's alive. She's nearby. And the guitar remembers everything. 🔔 Subscribe so you don't miss the rest. 📌 Give it a 👍—let this story be heard.