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Rebellion: the Litvinenko Case : ウィキペディア英語版
Rebellion: the Litvinenko Case

''Rebellion: The Litvinenko Case'' ((ロシア語:Бунт: Де́ло Литвине́нко)), distributed as ''Poisoned by Polonium'',〔 is a 2007 Russian documentary film covering the death of ex-Russian spy and dissident, Alexander Litvinenko, who was assassinated in London, United Kingdom in 2006. It was directed by Russian filmmaker Andrei Nekrasov and written by Nekrasov and producer Olga Konskaya.
==Content==
The film covers the flight from Russia and subsequent murder of Litvinenko, a controversial Russian dissident living in London. Litvinenko was murdered with the radioactive poison Polonium-210 in 2006, triggering already souring relations between Russia and Britain (and the West in general). The man wanted by the British police on suspicion of the murder of Litvinenko is Andrey Lugovoy, who had visited London before Litvinenko's death and met with him four times. Russia has rejected the request for his extradition.〔(No UK charges against Russian oligarch who called for 'revolution' )", ''The Guardian'', 5 July 2007.〕〔David Harrison,("Police believe Litvinenko poisoned twice" ), Telegraph.co.uk, 6 January 2007.〕
The film includes interviews with Litvinenko, which, according to the film-makers shows him "explaining the reasons of his rebellion and detailing the rise of the police state in Russia in the past decade."〔(Alexander Litvinenko at Dreamscanner-Productions.com )〕 They claim that his defection, his claim that Putin wanted his spooks to assassinate the Yeltsin-era tycoon Boris Berezovsky, and "investigation of the alleged involvement of () FSB in the 1999 bombings of apartment houses in Moscow, which was blamed on the Chechens and served as the pretext for the war, made him the sworn enemy of the Kremlin" and possibly led to his death.
"Nekrasov claims that the culture of fear and secrecy triumphantly survived the end of the Soviet Union. The surviving authoritarianism and paranoia were welded to a new worship of money and gangsterism." The documentary also includes interviews with assassinated journalist Anna Politkovskaya.

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