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Nepal Forever is a documentary comedy directed by Alena Polunina, featuring two Russian communists from Saint Petersburg. The film follows their trip to Nepal, where they aim to negotiate reconciliation between Maoists and Marxists. This narrative provides insight into the political landscape of Nepal through the lens of foreign visitors.
The film runs for 95 minutes and is produced in Russia. It presents a unique perspective on the interactions between different political ideologies in a country undergoing significant change, using humor to engage with serious themes.
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.
Perfect For
Political satire fansDocumentary enthusiastsRussian cinema lovers