Fifty Shades of Tolerance (2022)
Genre : Documentary
Runtime : 55M
Director : Ivan S. Tverdovskiy
Synopsis
On November 16, 1995, the UNESCO General Conference adopted the "Declaration of Principles of Tolerance". And immediately after that, the word TOLERANCE itself acquired various connotations. And there is still no clear idea of the meaning of this word. Although, in fact, everything is very simple. This is the film "Fifty Shades of Tolerance".
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