Alexei Navalny

fight against him and win an election, a free and fair election.

When people protested that because Navalny almost died that time and then he did end up slow-deathing him in a gulag.

But all that man did was try and run in what Putin says is a free and fair election.

And he had a big movement behind him and Putin didn't like that.

Más tarde, un transeúnte muere tras recoger el frasco de perfume que contenía la toxina.

En Siberia, 2020, el líder de la oposición, Alexei Navalni, se desmayó en pleno vuelo porque alguien roció la ropa interior con VX.

Sobrevivió solo porque el piloto realizó un aterrizaje de emergencia y los paramédicos le inyectaron atropina.

¿Qué podemos aprender nosotros, los mortales, de estos casos? En primer lugar, si alguien te ofrece un trabajo rápido para televisión sin un contrato real, huye.

Charlie is a longtime VC member and a Canadian filmmaker who's well known for his creative use of stop motion and other inventive techniques like archival, animation, using cutouts and miniatures.

And recently, Charlie co-directed his first feature documentary along with Daniel Rower, who directed Navalny.

And together they made The AI Doc, as it's called.

It is a film that everyone should see.

Let's start with the overarching picture.

So you are the co-director of the AI Doc, which is now on Apple Plus and on Amazon and a bunch of different places.

And you co-directed with Daniel Rohrer, who also directed Navalny.

And you both are very, I think, distinct in how you approach AI.

Um, first 10, 20 Days in Mariupol, All That Breathes, All the Beauty and the Bloodshed, American Factory, Cameraperson, Collective, Come See Me in the Good Light, Fire of Love, Flee, Free Solo.

Uh, and then Hail County This Morning, This Evening, Honey Land, I Am Not Your Negro, Minding the Gap, Navalny, No Other Land, O.J.: Made in America, The Perfect Neighbor, Soundtrack to a Coup d'Etat, and Strong Island.

Some really good films here.

Um, can I offer up my first-

I may or may not get to do that.

And I remember Navalny, the Russian who was killed by Putin in prison, basically said they might get me.

And like many others before him, he said, but they can't get the movement.

And I think that's a critical thing because it's not always the stuff that we do right now, but we all look at, we want the immediate gratification of it.

O'Leary.

You know, I think that if we had written a book about the most famous dissidents That would have been maybe an interesting book, but it wouldn't have been if we had written about, say, the Navalny's and the Malala's and the Mandela's of the world.

It may not have been as helpful for normal people.

I'm a normal guy.

maybe.

It was Navalny.

Maybe Navalny had it.

Navalny got down there in a...

In a submarine.

Submarine.