Dear Comrades!
Summary: When the communist government raises food prices in 1962, the rebellious workers from the small industrial town of Novocherkassk go on strike. The massacre which then ensues is seen through the eyes of a devout party activist.
Release Date: February 05, 2021
Director:
Andrey Konchalovskiy
Runtime: 2 h 01 min
Production: Production Center of Andrei Konchalovsky
Distributor: Neon
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1960sactivistaffairapparatchikarmy vs civiliansarrestbare breastsbare buttblack and whiteblack and white filmbloodbloodbathbody searchbrick thrown through a windowbrutalitybureaucracybureaucratcensorshipcivil unrestcommunismcommunist partycommunist party membercommunist party officialconfidentiality agreementcossackcover upcrowdcurfewdead bodydemonstrationdrinking from a bottleduty as a citizenemergency meetingfactoryfamily dutyfamily relationshipsfearfemale nudityfemale war veteranfood pricesfood shortagegrieving mothergrocery storegunfirehairdresserhidden bodyhospitalinspired by true eventskgbkgb officerlarge map on wallmass panicmassacremissing daughtermorguemother daughter relationshipmother searches for missing daughternovocherkassk massacrenovocherkassk russianuditypanic attackparent grown child relationshippassportpolitical liepolitical protestpoliticsprayerpresumed deadprice increaseprivilegepropagandaprotestqueuing for foodrandom shootingransacked officereference to john f. kennedyreference to josef stalinreference to nikita khrushchevriotroadblockrooftoprussian cossackrussian historysalary cutscoped rifleshot in the backshot in the neckshot to deathshower scenesiegesingle mothersirensit down strikesnipersniper firesniper riflesocial discontentsoviet armysoviet internal troopssoviet unionstate secretstate securitystorming a buildingstreet proteststriketanktelephone callthree generationstimeframe 1960stitle spoken by charactertotalitarianismussrwar veteranwashing blood off the groundworld war ii veteranyear 1962
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