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30 minPGdocumentary
10.0/ 10(2 ratings)• TMDB

Synopsis

A self-marginalized commune near the Moscow Ring Road relies on roadside trash for survival, forming a cargo cult around the unpredictable highway.

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Why Watch

  • Meet the unique cargo cult by the Moscow Ring Road
  • See how roadside trash sustains a community
  • Find out about mimetic practices in a self-marginalized commune

Did You Know

  • The film was released in 2012 and has a duration of 30 minutes.
  • The commune is located near the Moscow Ring Road, which marks the boundaries of Moscow.
  • The film features a cast that includes five individuals, such as Nina Davydova and Arseny Zhilyaev.
  • The documentary is produced in Russia and is available in Russian and a fictional language.

Perfect For

Visual anthropologyRussian unofficial artCargo cult studies
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the main focus of the documentary Mad Mimes?

Mad Mimes focuses on a cargo cult in a self-marginalized commune near the Moscow Ring Road, examining their survival strategies and reliance on resources from roadside trash.

Who directed the documentary Mad Mimes?

Mad Mimes was directed by Petr Laden.

What year was Mad Mimes released?

Mad Mimes was released in 2012.

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