Interregnum
Eighteen minutes of archival footage from state and national television broadcasts illustrate the shared grief across Communist societies after a dictator's death.
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Eighteen minutes of archival footage from state and national television broadcasts illustrate the shared grief across Communist societies after a dictator's death.
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Adrian Paci uses archival footage from state and national television to create Interregnum. The 18-minute film spans a century, connecting various Communist societies through shared experiences of loss. It features close-ups of individuals and broader shots of crowds, illustrating the manipulation of collective identity. The film reflects on the aftermath of a dictator's death, revealing how grief can unify and depersonalize people across different contexts.
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