“In Minsk, an unlikely friendship sparks between Tatiana, a nonagenarian woman in the throes of Alzheimer’s, and her young neighbor Sasha, a soccer referee and widower with an infant daughter. In stops and starts they share their stories, cobbling the rise and fall of the Soviet superpower, from Stalinist purges to the collapse of the Berlin Wall and beyond... A moving meditation on memory, forgetfulness, and the thirst for connection.”
Read the full article in Oprah Daily.
