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Krisis (2016)

Feb 12, 2016 Drama, Horror, War, Family 0h 32m
100%
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Overview

Dimitri Venkov’s Krisis is based on a Facebook discussion on December 8, 2013, the day on which pro-European demonstrators in Kiev started to demolish statues of Vladimir Lenin. The film reenacts debates between Russian and Ukrainian artists during the protests, revealing deep aesthetic, historical, and political divisions.

Dimitri Venkov
Director
Yury Albert
Story
Lola Kantor
Screenplay
German Vinogradov
Screenplay

Top Billed Cast

Andrey Rogozhin
Andrey Rogozhin

Lead Liberal
Liudmila Khallilulina
Liudmila Khallilulina

Hysterical Leftist
Maria Kresina
Maria Kresina

Liberal
Anton Fedorov
Anton Fedorov

Cheeky Leftist
Anton Figurovsky
Anton Figurovsky

Patriotic Liberal
Sergey Gilev
Sergey Gilev

Subtle Leftist
Ekaterina Alikina
Ekaterina Alikina

Compassionate Liberal
Alexandr Shugarov
Alexandr Shugarov
Evgeny Kozlov
Evgeny Kozlov

Pensive meditator

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A review by Dimitri_Venkov
Written on June 12, 2023

Gleb Napreenko for Documenta 14

Dimitri Venkov’s Krisis is based on a Facebook discussion on December 8, 2013, the day that “Leninopad,” the widespread demolition of monuments to Vladimir Lenin, kicked off in Ukraine. The first monument to be dismantled in Kyiv was made by Soviet sculptor Sergei Merkurov and was erected in 1946, while Stalin was still in power. The Ukrainian ultra-nationalist party Svoboda (Freedom) claimed responsibility.


The monument was demolished during the Euromaidan, popular protests against the regime of President Viktor Yanukovych. Yanukovych had rejected EU integration and thrown his lot in with Vladimir Putin, thus maintaining his country’s dependence on the Russian Federation. Police loyal to Yanukovych attempted to disperse the Euromaidan—made...

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