Okay, so Koreshki kommuny isn't exactly a weekend popcorn flick. If you’re genuinely curious about the early days of collective life, or just enjoy digging through the archives of early Soviet cinema, then yeah, maybe give it a look. Anyone expecting explosions or snappy dialogue? You’ll probably be bored stiff. This o...
Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
Leonid Lukov
Dallas M. Fitzgerald
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"Okay, so Koreshki kommuny isn't exactly a weekend popcorn flick. If you’re genuinely curious about the early days of collective life, or just enjoy digging through the archives of early Soviet cinema, then yeah, maybe give it a look. Anyone expecting explosions or snappy dialogue? You’ll probably be bored stiff. This one's a slow burn, for sure. The film essentially drops you into a small, hopeful commune. These folks are trying to make things work after the revolution, building something new f..."
Tatyana Tokarskaya
Leonid Lukov, Vladimir Alekseev
Soviet Union
