Revolution: New Art for a New World

2016

1h 25m

Documentary

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An exploration of the period between Russia and the Russian Avant-Garde.

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Margy Kinmonth

Director

Eleanor Tomlinson

Lyubov Popova

Matthew Macfadyen

Vladimir Lenin

James Fleet

Wassily Kandinsky

Daisy Bevan

Varvara Stepanova

Margy Kinmonth

Writer

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Alan Evans

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The dramatised scenes add little and range from superfluous to baffling, but the commentary on the art itself is fascinating and the sad endings of most artists' stories leave you wondering what might have been.

Rated: 3/5

Mar 6, 2017

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Rebecca Speare-Cole

Little White Lies

The film lays out its subject like an enticing quest, as if many mysteries are about to be uncovered.

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Kate Muir

Times (UK)

A visual feast of a documentary that describes how artists from Chagall to Kandinsky to Malevich rose in tandem with the Russian Revolution in 1917.

Rated: 4/5

Nov 3, 2016

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David Walsh

World Socialist Web Site

The work lacks a coherent organization. It jumps from event to event, personality to personality, with almost no discernible logic.

Feb 11, 2021

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Martin Roberts

Fan The Fire

Ultimately a little televisual and perhaps did not require a cinematic release, but even so there is an interesting discourse in here not just how this art related to its period, but how any art can do so, and the importance of that relationship.

Nov 1, 2017

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Kelly Vance

East Bay Express

Margy Kinmonth's illuminating new documentary... takes us back to a time and place when visual artists were at the forefront of a world-shaking re-ordering of priorities.

Mar 1, 2017

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Synopsis

An exploration of the period between Russia and the Russian Avant-Garde.

Director: Margy Kinmonth
Screenwriter: Margy Kinmonth
Production Co: Foxtrot Films
Genre: Documentary
Original Language: English (United Kingdom)
Release Date (Streaming): Sep 11, 2018
Runtime: 1h 25m

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