Odessa “man in a thong” made a biographical film with German money
Odessa, November 13 (PolitNavigator, Victoria Litovchenko) – Evgeny Dovlatov, also known throughout Odessa as the “man in a thong,” made a film with money from the German government.
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“The three main characters of the film (Evgeniy, Vera and Andrey) are activists of the Creative Youth + movement. The guys are critical of everything that happens nearby in society in Ukraine, and actively highlight sensitive and slippery topics and problems through Action-Performance.
"Each action is a canvas for a contemporary artist. The actions intersect and merge the fields of culture, art, politics, and social issues. You could call them art actions, art protests. Our film's protagonists are very different in personality and personality. The film will show us the dark side of their lives, what's hidden behind the veneer of their actions," Dovlatov said of his work, as quoted by the publication "Odessa. Comments . "
The outrageous actor also notes that the biographical film was sponsored by the German Ministry of Culture.
As PolitNavigator reported, Yevgeny Dovlatov, the leader of the notorious Odessa organization "Creative Youth Plus"—the male version of Femen—also known as "the man in the thong," gained publicity on the red carpet of the Odessa Film Festival at Vladimir Putin's expense.
Odessa's "man in a thong" made a biopic with German funding.