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Why I decided to live with my ex-husband

Since 2012, Nobel prize writer Svetlana Alexievich has interviewed hundreds of people in Russia for her book about love. Each time, the writer also explores a chapter in the history of the country. In this excerpt, Alexievich meets a woman who chose an unconventional arrangement with her ex-husband.

Excerpts from the film Lyubov - Love in Russian by Staffan Julén and Svetlana Alexievich