Angels of Revolution

Alexey Fedorchenko
Part of

New York Jewish Film Festival 2015

January 14 - December 29, 2015

U.S. Premiere

Q&A with director Alexey Fedorchenko and actress Darya Ekamasova

This colorful film tells the story of five cosmopolitan friends, led by the famous “Polina the Revolutionary,” searching for answers about Russian avant-gardists who trekked up to the banks of the Amnya River to take part in the Great Samoyedic War.

DIRECTOR
Alexey Fedorchenko
YEAR
2014
COUNTRY
Russia
RUNTIME
113 minutes
LANGUAGE
Russian and Khanty with English subtitles
START DATE
January 27, 2015

U.S. Premiere

Q&A with director Alexey Fedorchenko and actress Darya Ekamasova

Free screening added on Thursday, January 29 in the Amphitheater

When Stalin built a town in northern USSR on the land of indigenous shamans in the 1930s, he mistakenly generated a landmark collision of cultures now known as the Great Samoyedic War. Russian avant-gardists from the South, attracted to the ideals of Ancient Paganism and eager to reconcile them with a Soviet utopia, trekked up to the banks of the Amnya River to take part in the conflict. This colorful film by Alexey Fedorchenko (First on the Moon, Silent Souls) tells the story of five cosmopolitan friends, led by the famous “Polina the Revolutionary,” searching for answers.

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