The Nightwolves: Putin's Bikers (Blu-ray)

At the end of April around 1,000 Night Wolves and the biker clubs supporters met in Moscow to celebrate the start of the motorcycle season. They paraded through the capital, put on bike shows and put on concerts. But do they have a hidden extremist agenda? The largest motorcycle club in Russia has around 5000 members who are organised into 50 local chapters. They are considered ultra nationalist, ultra conservative and completely loyal to the Kremlin. Club boss Alexander Saldostanow, known as Surgeon, is a close personal friend of President Putin. The group has received medals of honour for their work in the patriotic education of Russian youth. However others claim the Night Wolves are a paramilitary organization and say they have significantly interfered in the Ukraine conflict.