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Related search suggestions (terms to explore next): "Baltic Sun documentary 2003 St. Petersburg", "St. Petersburg post-Soviet identity documentary", "restoring archival documentary footage", "Russian documentary music composers", "St. Petersburg contemporary B-roll 4K"

2003 short documentary Baltic Sun at St Petersburg , directed by Valery Morozov , serves as a raw and focused exploration of the Russian naturist community

To understand why the is superior, one must first understand St. Petersburg in 2003. The city was celebrating its 300th anniversary. Vladimir Putin—a native of the city—was solidifying his grip on power. Oil money was beginning to repaint the crumbling imperial facades. Yet, just beneath the surface, the 1990s’ chaos still whispered through the canals.