List selected by the Channel Philos has recent documentaries, from 2016 and 2017, on the conflicts that divided society between capitalists and Communists. Channel today is a reference for the collection of the highest quality, with content that can be accessed on demand and first month free for new subscribers
Communism versus capitalism, Scientific and technological dispute between Soviet Union and United States, the construction of the Berlin wall and the many wars of the so-called "cold war". The Channel Philos prepared a list with four recent documentaries to show the origin of the Russian Revolution, held exactly hundred years, and that shaped the reality of the present day. The result of the popular dissatisfaction with the inequalities and with acting unprepared in World War I, She gave birth to the first Socialist Regime in history, under the leadership of controversial and iconic Lenin.
In The Russian Revolution, the curiosities and dissatisfaction behind the reign of 300 years of the Romanov family are conquered in a long run the narrative commonly taught in schools. Following the conflicts between the family of Tsar Nicholas II and the Ulyanovs — family of Lenin (whose real name was Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov) — the documentary contradicts the version of the revolutionaries took power and opens wide the noble origins of the leader who, one hundred years later, still the subject of controversy. In the documentary The Russian Revolution and the Romanov Family, the intimacy and the peculiarities of the Royal family are analyzed to understand how differences in behavior and privileges against the masses originated the civil war. The ideological and utopian communism veins are explored in the movies October 1917: The Artist of the revolution and Revolution: New Art For A New World through the image of Russian artists who followed and did the revolution and fought for equal rights for all workers, reduction of social inequalities and a less capitalist society. Through his works, great minds envisioned a rebirth from the ashes after the compulsory resignation of Tsar and accompanied a Bolshevik dictatorship which lasted until 1991.
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The Russian Revolution
The Russian Revolution changed the course of the world. But as the mighty Romanov Dynasty was overthrown by a ragtag group of revolutionaries? This documentary investigates beyond history books. The war focused mainly on a personal dispute between two families. On the other hand, the Romanovs, in power for 300 years until then, and, the other, the Ulyanovs, from which Lenin was part.
Director: Cal Seville (2017) / Rating 12 years / 50 min
October 1917: The Artist of the revolution
St. Petersburg, 1917. To understand this turbulent year, between the memories of artists Maxim Gorky and Kazimir Malevich. They were witnesses to the abdication of the Tsar and the conquest of power by the Bolsheviks. They wrote their daily anxieties and deepest fears and outsourced by your ideology of world art. His works were responsible for the social changes of this period in Russia.
Director: Katrin Rothe (2017) / Rating 12 years / 52 min
The Russian Revolution and the Romanov Family
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See Russian revolution of an unusual angle! This documentary illustrates the intimate routine of the Russian Royal family between the years 1905 and 1918, through the personal diaries of Pierre Gilliard, teacher of the children of Tsar. Understand the gap between the cut and the masses, the influence of Rasputin and the bloody Sunday of 1905, until the abdication of the Emperor and the rise of Lenin to power.
Director: Patrick Cabouat (2016) / Rating 12 years / 57 min
Revolution: New Art For A New World
The message of the Russian Revolution was: equal rights for all workers. This included the artists, that have been repressed for centuries. In the search for new art for the new world, We're back to Russia before the depression. 1917, where an artistic revolution of extraordinary creativity came growing and gaining strength to be repressed and buried by the Bolshevik dictatorship.
Director: Maureen Murray (2016) / Pg / 55 min
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