Alex Gibney and Mikhail Khodorkovsky on "Citizen K"
Clip: 11/7/2019 | 3mVideo has Closed Captions
Alex Gibney and Mikhail Khodorkovsky discuss the documentary "Citizen K"
Once a leading practitioner of Russia’s brand of “gangster capitalism,” Mikhail Khodorkovsky now lives in exile in Britain, supporting the anti-Putin opposition. He spent a decade in jail in Russia based on politically motivated charges, and his story is the focus of a new documentary by Oscar-winning filmmaker Alex Gibney. They both join the program to discuss this quintessentially Russian story.
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Alex Gibney and Mikhail Khodorkovsky on "Citizen K"
Clip: 11/7/2019 | 3mVideo has Closed Captions
Once a leading practitioner of Russia’s brand of “gangster capitalism,” Mikhail Khodorkovsky now lives in exile in Britain, supporting the anti-Putin opposition. He spent a decade in jail in Russia based on politically motivated charges, and his story is the focus of a new documentary by Oscar-winning filmmaker Alex Gibney. They both join the program to discuss this quintessentially Russian story.
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