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The Red Soul

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More than 50 years after Josef Stalin's death, Russians remain deeply divided over how to deal with the memories of their painful past.

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Ben Sachs Chicago Reader [Director Jessica] Gorter suggests that Putin's strong grip on the public mind has a lot to do with Stalin's surge in popularity in the 21st century, though she makes this point with commendable subtlety. Apr 6, 2020 Full Review Neil Young The Hollywood Reporter Sensitively examines the palette of clashing colors along Russia's political spectrum. Nov 28, 2017 Full Review Read all reviews
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Jessica Gorter

Director

Jessica Gorter

Writer

Oksama Maksimchuk

Producer

Frank van den Engel

Producer

Judith Vreriks

Executive Producer

Sander Snoep

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Synopsis More than 50 years after Josef Stalin's death, Russians remain deeply divided over how to deal with the memories of their painful past.
Director
Jessica Gorter
Producer
Oksama Maksimchuk, Frank van den Engel
Screenwriter
Jessica Gorter
Genre
Documentary
Original Language
Russian
Runtime
1h 59m