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This photo was taken just after we stepped off stage. Two years of emotion spilling out. #freenavalny
The news of @r0bbier0berts0n's passing hit me deeply. He took a chance on me, when I was just 24, to direct a film about his life. It was a big job, but Robbie saw something in me. Robbie reminded me to take big swings and to dream big.
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Media: @DanielRoher to @Acosta: "What #Russia needs is a @Navalny-like figure, someone with the resilience and skills to instill a democratic tradition in that country, though right now it seems like an impossible dream. ... #Putin is less a president than a mob boss."
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Oscar-winning ‘Navalny’ director Daniel Roher urges world to resist toxic regimes timesofisrael.com/oscar-winn…
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"Alexei, the world has not forgotten your vital message to us all: We cannot, we must not be afraid to oppose dictators and authoritarianism wherever it rears its head."
“Navalny” wins the Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature Film.
#Oscars
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As you know, "Navalny" won the Oscar for best documentary. Here the man @Navalny relates how he learned about the Oscar for the film Navalny -- and I've got to say, he has an amazing sense of humor for someone in Putin's prisons. Navalny has the last laugh!
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Decent book setup. Good depth. Family photos. #freeNavalny Raise camera height/reframe. 9/10 @DanielRoher
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This Sunday on RBL, the Oscar nominated Canadian director @danielroher of the incredible documentary, Navalny.
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TONIGHT: @NavalnyDoc airs at 8pmET/5pmPT on @CNN. See the story behind the man with a mission to bring democracy to Russia and who Putin tried to silence again and again
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Alexey Navalny’s deputy Maria Pevchikh discusses his near-fatal poisoning, her probe of Kremlin corruption, and battling Moscow while he’s in exile. nyer.cm/QjKcBJl

ALT A quote from Alexey Navalny’s deputy Maria Pevchikh, which reads: “I think that what infuriated Putin and what eventually led Putin into the decision to kill Navalny is the fact that whatever Navalny did, be it the investigations or his political activity or running a campaign, he attracted an audience that Putin had assumed was his.”
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The New Yorker just published a big interview with me. Check it out. Loads about early years at the @ACF_int , the glamour of Moscow in mid 2000s and the unnecessary compromises which didn’t pay off. newyorker.com/news/the-new-y…
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A great visit today from @DanielRoher, director of the Oscar-nominated documentary NAVALNY.
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If Putin has left you thinking that Russians are invariably brutes, consider @Navalny. My column is about this brave man who, from his prison cell, frightens Putin: nytimes.com/2023/02/25/opini…
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Replying to @NickKristof @navalny
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On the eve of the 1 year mark of Russia's invasion, @navalny (from a penal colony) writes a 15 point plan of "a Russian citizen who wants the best for his country''. Among them: a return to the 1991 Ukrainian borders, full compensation for damages, and war crimes investigations.
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Huge. Congrats @DanielRoher!!
The winner of the #EEBAFTAs award for best documentary is:
Navalny
Follow the winners live here: bit.ly/3Z0zyYR
























