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Our Man in Moscow
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Following a year in the life of the BBC's Russia editor Steve Rosenberg as he navigates the country's geopolitical upheaval. Steve reflects on how the Russia has changed in the 25 years he's been living there and remembers a time after the fall of the Berlin Wall when he hosted the country's Eurovision Song Contest, but now he's mocked on national TV with one pundit describing him as an enemy of the state
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Frances Taylor
Given the news cycle over the past couple of years, the BBC’s Russia Editor Steve Rosenberg has become a near-daily fixture on our screens. Recently he even became the story himself when, following a mammoth press conference where he addressed Vladimir Putin live on Russian television, he was swarmed by reporters and TV crews seeking comment.
This hour-long Panorama doc unpicks Rosenberg’s reality of being a journalist in what has become one of the world’s most hostile places to report from. It follows a year in his life, while he also reflects on how Russia has changed in the 25 years he’s lived in the country.
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rolenameParticipantSteve RosenbergProducerEdward McGownDirectorEdward McGownExecutive producerTom StoneEditorKaren Wightman
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Our Man in MoscowSummary
Following a year in the life of the BBC's Russia editor Steve Rosenberg as he navigates the country's geopolitical upheaval. Steve reflects on how the Russia has changed in the 25 years he's been living there and remembers a time after the fall of the Berlin Wall when he hosted the country's Eurovision Song Contest, but now he's mocked on national TV with one pundit describing him as an enemy of the state
Review
Frances Taylor
Given the news cycle over the past couple of years, the BBC’s Russia Editor Steve Rosenberg has become a near-daily fixture on our screens. Recently he even became the story himself when, following a mammoth press conference where he addressed Vladimir Putin live on Russian television, he was swarmed by reporters and TV crews seeking comment.
This hour-long Panorama doc unpicks Rosenberg’s reality of being a journalist in what has become one of the world’s most hostile places to report from. It follows a year in his life, while he also reflects on how Russia has changed in the 25 years he’s lived in the country.
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rolenameParticipantSteve RosenbergProducerEdward McGownDirectorEdward McGownExecutive producerTom StoneEditorKaren Wightman
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