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A Hellish Chaos (2017) | Slate

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Year 2017 would be the 100th Anniversary of the revolution in Russia. Film researches the reasons of the “Russian revolution”, First World War, external and internal conspiracies, which led to the collapse of the monarchy and traditional world order. Narration is build of quotes, memoirs and inferences of eyewitnesses. The facts are told based on the views of the authors of the film.

Released: 2017
Runtime: 1h 50m
Genres: Documentary
Country: Russia
Language: Russian

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Sergey DebizhevDirector, Screenplay

Igor VoroninScreenplay

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