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Enter one (allegedly). A former set designer for Lenfilm, Kokoshka supposedly disappeared into the dacha suburbs outside Moscow with a second-hand 16mm camera and a team of four obsessed animators. Their goal? To create "kinetic folklore." It can't be
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Rumors say Rurik Kokoshka abandoned the studio to become a monk in Valaam Monastery. Others say he moved to Berlin and works as a urologist under a pseudonym. The most cinematic theory? He deliberately burned the negatives of his last film, Requiem for a Samovar , claiming "the film was breathing wrong."