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Wandering Marxwards is a political and poetic examination of the relevance of Karl Marx's ideas 150 years after the release of The Communist Manifesto. The film features narration and reading aloud, emphasizing the textual engagement with Marx's work. Director Michael Blum guides viewers through a reflective journey that questions the implications of Marx's theories in contemporary society.
The film includes contributions from a diverse cast, including Nurit Melamed, Laurens Tan, Santjit Sethi, Penelope Buitenhuis, and Sabine Bitter. With a runtime of 19 minutes, it invites audiences to reconsider Marx's impact and the ongoing discourse surrounding his writings, making it a thought-provoking piece for both scholars and casual viewers alike.
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.
Perfect For
Political theory enthusiastsMarxist studiesDocumentary lovers