Navalny

This documentary chronicles the last days of Alexei Navalny's political career, from his poisoning in August 2020 to his imprisonment and continued defiance against Vladimir Putin's regime. It follows Navalny and his allies as they investigate the attempted assassination, exposing the dark secrets of the Kremlin. The film captures his return to Russia, his subsequent arrest, and his unwavering commitment to fighting for a better future for his country.

Navalny received widespread critical acclaim, lauded for its intimate access, gripping narrative, and urgent relevance. Critics praised its bravery in documenting the dangerous work of Alexei Navalny and his team, highlighting its significance as a powerful testament to political dissent and investigative journalism. Audiences were similarly moved by Navalny's personal courage and the film's compelling portrayal of his struggle.

• Hailed as a thrilling and essential political thriller with documentary immediacy.

• Praised for its unprecedented access and its profound courage in documenting a dangerous story.

• Recognized for its powerful examination of resistance against authoritarianism.

Google audience: Google users overwhelmingly praised 'Navalny' for its incredible bravery, compelling storytelling, and its vital importance in exposing the truth about political repression. Many highlighted the film's ability to humanize the struggle and inspire hope through Alexei Navalny's resilience.

Winner of the Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature (2023), BAFTA Award for Best Documentary (2023), and Sundance Film Festival Audience Award: U.S. Documentary (2022).

The film's director, Daniel Roher, and his crew were present in Berlin when Navalny's team received a call from the Russian FSB agent who admitted to poisoning him, capturing the shocking reaction in real-time.