'Manuscripts Don't Burn': Film Adaptation Of Russian Classic Faces Possible Ban For Director's Anti-War Stance

Pro-Kremlin bloggers are up in arms over a new film adaptation of a Russian classic, Mikhail Bulgakov's The Master And Margarita. The film, funded in part by the Russian state, faces a possible ban after the director's anti-war stance became known.

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