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Yevtushenko, a poet's journey
An account of Yevtushenko's travels around the world, his working methods in his Moscow apartment, the Siberia of his youth, and his conversations with friends and admirers. Includes sequences of the poet reading his works in Russian, over which English interpretations are imposed.
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- "An account of Yevtushenko's travels around the world, his working methods in his Moscow apartment, the Siberia of his youth, and his conversations with friends and admirers. Includes sequences of the poet reading his works in Russian, over which English interpretations are imposed."@en
- "This program contains biographical highlights of Yevtushenko's life and includes excerpts from his poetry readings."@en
- "An account of Yevtushenko's tour around the world, his working method in his Moscow apartment, the Siberia of his youth, and conversations with his friends and admirers. Includes sequences of the poet reading his works in Russian, over which English interpretations are imposed."@en
- "An intimate look at the internationally popular Russian poet Yevgeny Yevtushenko, viewing his philosophy of the universality of human love and creativity, his home life, and his encounters with audiences abroad. The poet reads from his works in Russian as narrator Kenneth Haigh translates in English."