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Love for the Motherland and preserving history: actor Vladislav Miller featured in the "Russia Speaks" Podcast

Love for the Motherland and preserving history: actor Vladislav Miller featured in the "Russia Speaks" Podcast
05.22.2025

The new episode of the podcast by the National Centre RUSSIA featured theatre and film actor Vladislav Miller, who plays the lead role in the film "Not Listed in the Records," an adaptation of the novella by Boris Vasilyev. According to the actor, this role was a serious challenge and an opportunity to delve deeper into the events of the Great Patriotic War, interpreting them through the language of contemporary cinema.

The main theme of the episode is the preservation of the heroic image of the victors in works that resonate with today's audiences. Vladislav spoke to the host, Anzhelika Kiryan, about the filming process and the emotions he experienced during the work.

The podcast also touches on the actor’s personal stories — from the support of his family to his work at the Oleg Tabakov Moscow Theatre.

The episode is available for viewing on the website of the National Centre RUSSIA and on the VKontakte page.

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