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After being "" Trumbo " being at it ( the relation between Communist Russia and the actors and screen writer in the USA ) I decide to have another look at that film. Tom Hulce stars as Ivan Sanshin, a retiring family man, who in 1935 becomes Joseph Stalin's (Alexandre Zbruev) personal film projectionist. The film give us a view from Stalin brutality and the despair of the " projectionist " Tome Hulce " ( Mozart ) who was in charge for the job for showing to the dictator Hollywood films. Stalin was a big big lover of films he also let built a huge cinema for his own use and with his partners in crimes had joyous time... The disgrace of Eisenstein, is not show, the later being " rebellious " at the dictator wishes. All in all a good show.
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