The film is about Andrei Pavlenko is released

On January 5, on the day of the death of an oncologist surgeon Andrei Pavlenko, in the online cinemas More.tv, “KinoPoisk HD” and on the multimedia service of Okko will be released a full-length documentary “Life of a person. The last interview. "

The film became the final part of the documentary part of the “Human Life” project, which for three years was created by the team of special projects of the publication “Such Affairs” . The strategic partner of the project was the Fund for Medical Decisions “Not in Voriso” .

In December, the film “Life of man. The last interview ” received the Lavra Branch Award in the“ Best Television ”nomination.

• “Human life. Last interview " (Russia, 2020)
  Director: Sergey Karpov
  Script author: Galina Mosalova
  Producers: Sergey Karpov, Mitya Aleshkovsky
  Production: "such cases" Special projects
  Cast: Andrey Pavlenko, Anna Pavlenko-Hegechkori, Sofya Pavlenko, Kristina Pavlenko, Daniil Pavlenko
  
  Sinopsis: In March 2018, one of the best surgeons-oncologists of the country Andrei Pavlenko learned that he had an aggressive stomach cancer. As an oncologist, Andrei understood that he would most likely die, but decided to treat and launch a public media project in Russia on how to take a diagnosis and fight oncological diseases, what to do and where to look for help.
  In November 2019, Andrei gave the last interview to the team of the “Human Life” project. This film is a kind of testament of Andrei. The message to everyone who followed his fate, oncological patients, their relatives, and doctors.

Sergey Karpov, director of the film, manager of the “human life” project:

“We worked on this film for almost three years, two of which - along with Andrei. From the first day of our acquaintance with him, we knew that the final of the documentary story about him should be a full -length documentary, which we release on January 5. I must admit, we hoped that it would be a film with a happy end at the end, but, unfortunately, life is more complicated than we can make. This film seems to resurrecting Andrei and gives us all the opportunity to stay with him a little time to say goodbye to the end. It seems that we got a very psychotherapeutic picture that can help people cope with the loss. Not only Andrei. After all, oncology in Russia literally applies to everyone. ”