Moscow is not among the dozens of cities across the globe renowned for ethnic diversity and cultural variety. But like London or New York, Moscow is in the midst of a very typical, modern quagmire. The immigration, emigration and migration are on the rise in almost every corner of the globe. Diasporas are everywhere, and [Blood Type] looks at the little known Korean diaspora in Russia. Reminiscent of [The Grace Lee Project] in the way it uses one iconic name ?in this case a legendary Russian rock star ? as a jumping-off point, the film tracks the lives of eight Korean-Russian Muscovites called Victor Tsoy. Director Brashinsky sheds light on the divergent group`s differences ? and its commonalities. The first in a larger documentary series on the nations that comprise contemporary Russian society.