An absorbing new documentary by Danish director Lise Birk Pedersen charts four years in the life of a Russian teenager Masha Drokova, who became famous as the girl who publicly kissed Vladimir Putin. Critic John Powers says it “offers a fresh glimpse into how Putin’s Russia actually works.”
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