Two Russian communists from Saint Petersburg travel to Nepal to negotiate reconciliation between Maoists and Marxists.
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Two Russian communists from Saint Petersburg travel to Nepal to negotiate reconciliation between Maoists and Marxists.
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Sergei Udaltsov and Alexei Koval, two Russian communists from Saint Petersburg, travel to Nepal in 2012. Their mission is to facilitate reconciliation between Maoists and Marxists amid a changing political climate. As city council members, they aim to extend their Leninist ideals beyond Russia. The film combines humor with political commentary, capturing their interactions and the challenges they encounter while trying to influence the future of communism in a global context.
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Why Watch
- Meet Russian communists in Nepal's political scene.
- See how humor intersects with serious political themes.
- Find out about Maoist and Marxist negotiations.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Alena Polunina.
- It features a cast including Alexander Rodnyansky and Irina Shatalova.
- Nepal Forever was released in 2013, despite being listed with a 2012 year.
- The film has a total duration of 95 minutes.
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Who directed the documentary Nepal Forever?
Nepal Forever was directed by Alyona Polunina.
What is the runtime of the documentary Nepal Forever?
Nepal Forever has a duration of 95 minutes.
In which year was Nepal Forever released?
Nepal Forever was released in 2013.
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