150 years after The Communist Manifesto, a group of narrators reflects on the relevance of Marx's ideas in a 19-minute political and poetic film.
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150 years after The Communist Manifesto, a group of narrators reflects on the relevance of Marx's ideas in a 19-minute political and poetic film.
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Nurit Melamed reads aloud passages from The Communist Manifesto, reflecting on its significance 150 years after its publication. Directed by Michael Blum, "Wandering Marxwards" features contributions from Laurens Tan, Santjit Sethi, Penelope Buitenhuis, and Sabine Bitter. The 19-minute film intertwines political discourse with poetic narration, prompting a reconsideration of Marx's ideas in contemporary contexts. Through a blend of voices and readings, it invites audiences to engage with the text's enduring relevance.
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Why Watch
- See Nurit Melamed's unique perspective on Marx's relevance.
- Find out how Marx's ideas apply today.
- Meet the diverse cast discussing Marx's theories.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Michael Blum in 1999.
- It features a cast of five, including Nurit Melamed and Laurens Tan.
- The runtime of the documentary is 19 minutes.
- The film reflects on Marx's ideas 150 years after The Communist Manifesto.
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Who directed the documentary Wandering Marxwards?
Wandering Marxwards was directed by Michael Blum.
What is the duration of the documentary Wandering Marxwards?
The duration of Wandering Marxwards is 19 minutes.
In what year was The Communist Manifesto published?
The Communist Manifesto was published 150 years before the documentary, which is in 1999, indicating it was published in 1848.
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