More than 1,000 participants gather for the chaotic 1st of May celebrations in the Soviet Union, revealing the disarray of organized festivities.
Synopsis
More than 1,000 participants gather for the chaotic 1st of May celebrations in the Soviet Union, revealing the disarray of organized festivities.
Synopsis
On May 1, 1987, crowds gather in the Soviet Union for the annual celebrations. The event is marked by chaotic scenes and fireworks, as tired participants mill about without direction. Director Sergey Debizhev captures the disorder that unfolds, reflecting a breakdown of organized festivities. Faces of individuals in the crowd reveal a stark contrast between the intended celebration and the reality of a disjointed gathering.
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Why Watch
- See the chaotic 1st of May celebrations in the Soviet Union.
- Meet tired participants in a disorganized mass gathering.
- Find out how societal disarray is depicted through festivities.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Sergey Debizhev in 1987.
- It has a runtime of 20 minutes.
- The production country is listed as SU, indicating the Soviet Union.
- The film features a cast that includes Aleksandr Burov and Sergey Sidorov.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who directed 'The Evening Sacrifice'?
Sergey Debizhev directed 'The Evening Sacrifice'.
What year was 'The Evening Sacrifice' released?
'The Evening Sacrifice' was released in 1987.
What is the duration of 'The Evening Sacrifice'?
'The Evening Sacrifice' has a duration of 20 minutes.
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