I megali outopia

Name: I megali outopia
Genre: Documentário
Released: 2017-03-05
Duration: 52 min
Rating: 6.4
Cast: Fotos Lambrinos

2017
52 min

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1917- 2017 One century from the October Revolution. The big dream, the vision shared by millions of people over the world left an indelible mark on the 20th century. It was a utopian dream that this documentary describes and tries to interpret. The "Great Utopia" narrates the fall of the Tzar, the breakout of the "October revolution", the domination of the Bolsheviks, the civil war, the failure of "war communism", Lenin's efforts to implement the new economic policy (NEP) and the huge explosion (and subsequent implosion) of the Soviet society: social progress, free commerce, agricultural production, education, women's position, visual arts, poetry, literature, theatre, music, cinema, architecture. It was a short-lived era of creativity and the Bolsheviks dreamy of spreading it all over the world. Indeed, many communist parties sprang that ended up forming the "Communist International", an institution meant to coordinate the workers' movements in capitalist countries. Millions of people also dreamy to visit the Soviet Union and admire the accomplishments of socialism. Finally, few did so. In the meantime, in the Soviet Union, after Lenin's death, the expulsion of Trotsky and Stalin's rise, the dogma of the "war communism" comes back with a vengeance; the main goals are industrialization and collectivization, two processes that are enforced violently causing bloody conflicts with the farmers. Arrests and deportations of millions of peasants to faraway Siberia as well as an imposed famine to a large population leads to the death of more than 5 million people: the term HOLODOMOR maybe known only to the initiated; it means "death from famine" and defines the mass starvation in Ukraine in 1932-34. Immediately after, the regime, having achieved its goal, looks triumphant events and consolidates its autocracy. The prophetic painting by Nikritin "People's Trial" illustrates the tragedy.

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1/10

More fanfare then substance

I will not comment on the substance of this documentary because there isn't any.

Technically though, viewing is unbearable because of the boring, mumbling voice of the narrator - director that is much lower in the sound mix then any kind of fanfare music they could found, along with whistling trains and pointless sound effects even on top of parts of classic mute films like Potemkin.

I guess that responsible for this chaos must be the director.

This makes the film impossible to watch it in its native language. Possibly viewers from other countries will be more lucky by the absence of the director from the sound booth and sound mixing room.