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Set primarily in revolutionary-era Russia, Alexander Mitta’s “Chagall-Malevich” centers on the painter Marc Chagall and fictionalizes his real-life efforts to establish an artistic bulwark amid war and ideological ferment. It’s a literally colorful and playful attempt to portray battlefields of artistic ambition and political struggle. But its dialogue and characters are also written as subtly as a radical manifesto.
http://youtu.be/WRpW9eNycpI Composer: Kristii Schneider Text: Kristii Schneider Operator: Kirill Klepalov Clip maker: Kirill Ivanov Actress: Kristii Schneider Performance: Kristii Schneider
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“Chagall-Malevich functions well enough on a dramatic level as a play-by-play explication of a defining period in Chagall’s life: his founding of a revolutionary arts college in Vitebsk against the death rattle of World War I” — a review by Carson Lund in Slant Magazine.