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(chanting in Russian) Newsman: Gay people
across Russia say there's been
a surge of intolerance, discrimination and violence, and it started around the time
Russia's parliament passed what's become known
as the "gay propaganda law." (crowd clamoring) Translator:
Moscow is not Sodom
across Russia say there's been
a surge of intolerance, discrimination and violence, and it started around the time
Russia's parliament passed what's become known
as the "gay propaganda law." (crowd clamoring) Translator:
Moscow is not Sodom
Full Transcript
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(chanting in Russian)
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Newsman: Gay people
across Russia say there's been
a surge of intolerance,
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discrimination and violence,
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and it started around the time
Russia's parliament passed
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what's become known
as the "gay propaganda law."
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(crowd clamoring)
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Translator:
Moscow is not Sodom.
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Movie Summary
Academy Award-winning film-maker Oliver Stone interviews Russian president Vladimir Putin about divisive issues related to U.S.-Russia relations.
