Synopsis

Often described as "Europe's last dictatorship," Belarus has been under the firm control of Alexander Lukashenko since 1994. He has consolidated power through the imprisonment of opponents, suppression of the press, and a refusal to investigate the deaths of those who challenged his rule. His critics have been largely silenced, with the exception of one persistent figure: a performance artist named Alexander Pushkin, whose bold and often humorous actions mock the dictator's self-importance. *Bel