MES CHERS ESPIONS (LILY ET CONSTANTIN)

Vladimir Léon

France

Director : Vladimir Léon

Country : France
Genre : Documentary
Length : 90
Project state : Development

Budget :  173 014 €

Production company : Les Films de la Liberté
Producer : Nathalie Joyeux

Production filmography
Company founded in 2008 by Nathalie Joyeux, Harold Manning and Vladimir Léon.
In development :
LES ANGES DE PORT-BOU by Vladimir Léon
JEAN-CLAUDE BIETTE, PORTRAIT DE MEMOIRE by Pierre Léon
RAVEL by Nathalie Joyeux
WINE MAKING IN PARIS by Stephen MacMillan
THIS IS SASEK by Harold Manning

Pierre, a White Russians’ grandson is wondering: “Were my grand-parents Soviet spies?”. He was driven to this question after some unexplained facts in the history of his Russian family who was expelled from France in 1948 by the French counter-espionage (DST).
Spurred by a friend, Louise, he follows the tracks back, uncovering a forgotten past, between France and Russia, various secret services (KGB, MI6, DST), today and yesterday. Driven by a couple of “heroes” like in a spy story, the film goes through the memories – personal as well as the one kept in the official archives – of the hidden history of our 20th century. Or how the Cold War and the Iron Curtain are not just words in History books. Lily and Constantin are also Vladimir’s grand-parents, the director.
Vladimir Léon