Leo Oborin-about his 1991
Leo Oborin, who was four years old in 1991, says on the eve of the Ostrov-91 festival that the August events of the ninety-first year meant for his generation, and why the Motherland was not only a place, but also time. I was born in 1987. The 1991 events for me are a memory that has gone somewhere in a subcorta. I remember separate bright episodes until 1991 (first of all, a serious illness of three years), memories-rush; I regret the impossibility of remembering more, but a little bitter.