The film tells the true story of Ivan Sanchin, a KGB officer who served as Stalin's personal film projectionist from 1939 until the dictator's death. The story is told from Sanchin's perspective, showcasing his unwavering loyalty to Stalin despite witnessing the arrest of his neighbors, his own personal struggles, and the brutal politics within the Kremlin.
The Inner Circle
Ivan Sanchin, a KGB officer, served as Stalin's personal film projectionist from 1939 until the dictator's death, providing a multifaceted depiction of a devoted individual who remained faithful to his leader despite his imperfections.
