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- Опубліковано 19 сер 2024
- Sergei Loznitsa's State Funeral is a Spotlight on Documentary selection at the 57th New York Film Festival, presented by Film at Lincoln Center from Friday, September 27 - Sunday, October 13. See ticket info, the schedule, and more: filmlinc.org/nyff
As proven in his recent documentaries Maidan, The Event, and The Trial, versatile Ukrainian filmmaker Sergei Loznitsa has become one of the contemporary masters of the found-footage documentary, using the form to study the nature of the Soviet regime and uncover its darkest legacies for contemporary and future generations. In State Funeral, he has uncovered a wealth of astonishing, mostly unseen archival footage of the “Great Farewell” in the days following the death of Joseph Stalin in March 1953: the teeming mass of mourners clogging Moscow’s Red Square, the speech announcing the hasty appointment of Malenkov, and finally Stalin’s burial in Lenin’s Tomb. While speeches about the Soviet Union’s unyielding fortitude and unity in the face of tragedy blare endlessly on speakers, and the pomp and ostentation grows increasingly surreal, the brilliantly edited and sound-designed State Funeral becomes an ever-relevant meditation on not just the horrors but also the absurdity of totalitarianism and the cult of personality.
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This has to be some of the best shot archive footage I’ve ever seen
ONE OF THE BEST FILM EVER
Guapísimo
Qué guapo
1:52 The person operating that machinery must have been pissing for his life.
stalin would kill him out of his grave lol
The Soviet Union was menaced in the east and west, and the conduct of foreign relations became more complex and demanding as (Stalin) sought to deflect or at least delay the inevitable war. He carried enormous responsibilities, and only a man of exceptional physical stamina, sharp and disciplined intelligence, and iron self-control could have met such demands. Fundamental to Stalin's policies, internal and external, was the conviction that war was imminent and might devastate Soviet Russia before she was able to gather strength. It was this thought that demanded immediate collectivisation and headlong industrialisation. There was no time to lose...* * Ian Grey - Man of History, Abacus, London, 1982, pp 293, 295-6
1:51 - this looks like an image from some lost Antonioni's masterpiece.
A friend of mine who grew up in the Soviet Union tells me that his grandmother (who had good reason to hate Stalin) was in a great mood. She baked cookies and was handing them out on the street, 'congratulating' everyone on Stalin's death. People were horrified and would turn and RUN away from her as soon as they saw what she was doing. She just laughed at them.
Babushka ran out of fucks to give.
Didn't most people in the USSR have a good reason to hate the guy? I'm no expert, but he was kind of a cunt.
@@blacksunapocalypse people didnt know his bad side
He only gave his people housing, medicare, education, space, liberated en passant Auschwitz ff., in which all Slavs would have been gassed and burned by the Western National-Christs otherwise. But surely he is the bad guy, because some dirty collaborators are telling.
@@lorsheckmolseh3345 yeah. and all those millions of Ukrainians starved themselves to death because of their laziness. and millions went to GULAG simply from their sheer love of work.
One of the best leaders in history. Forever in our hearts!
Coincidentally one of the most murderous too.
@@christianmorales8978only if you believe anti-Soviet propaganda
Piss off Commie
Russia must be a really shithole if most murderous tyrant is best leader in your history
@@daniyar6158 And you believe what you believe because of Soviet propaganda.
O documentário russo Funeral de Estado,de Sergei Loznista, é excelente!
This and the Death of Stalin would make excellent if odd, companion pieces.
will this be available online? id really like to see this doc
Yes, it's available here: ua-cam.com/video/uU0P44Q88EY/v-deo.html
@@garincho1221 Thanks! Cheers from Brazil. :)
It's currently available on Mubi in New Zealand. If you're using a VPN, you can connect to an Australian or NZ server to watch it.
Here you can check out whereelse it is available: whatsonmubi.com/film/state-funeral
@@garincho1221 :( gone
What you're seeing in this documentary is the degeneracy imposed on people by a cult of personality.
Which version of lacrimosa is this? it is particularly forceful
¡Menudo Maquinarias!
Great Man!!!
I suppose if one wasn't among the millions he killed one would feel relief. But praising a mass-murderer is beyond self-hate.
@@jnagarya519 killled? Millions? Are you mad?
@@constantinekuleshov2116 No: see the histories of Stalin's Archives.
He not only starved some 4 million to death in Ukraine, but at the same time starved millions of Russians to death in Russia.
@@jnagarya519 i even dont want to comment it. You have no a slightest idea about russian history.
@@constantinekuleshov2116 See Vlad Vexler.
What song are they playing again
They play Requiem, Lacrimosa by Mozart.
Damn, just moved to NYC and missed this.
Are you still in NYC?
It's going to be playing at Film Forum starting May 7th.
This film is not available in UA-cam anymore
Slava I V Stalin! Thank you for saving the world from fascism
He killed at least as many as Hitler. And Putin has gone fascist.
@@jnagarya519 Anyone who loves freedom owes such a debt to the Red Army that it can never be repaid - Ernest Hemingway
@@bryanholden1558 Learn the history:
ua-cam.com/video/wVkM44gym1c/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/3cN0hQ2eJYA/v-deo.html
Can someone tell me which version of Lacrimosa is this? It's especially haunting in this slower tempo
Where can I watch this movie ? Please !!!
Here: ua-cam.com/video/uU0P44Q88EY/v-deo.html
Been taken down. Any other links my friend
can somebody please tell me where can I watch this?
Film festivals near you
Here: ua-cam.com/video/uU0P44Q88EY/v-deo.html
I love you comarde😢😢😢
Thousands were crushed to death during the funeral. I assume they didn't show that in the film.
lmao
I guess the Gulag prisoners weren't allowed to attend.
They didn't need to. The Gulag skeletons attended the prisoners.
Actually the Gulag Prisoners got the day off and listen to the broadcasts.
actually they held events in the gulags for it. Many still loved stalin. Thousands went to their death still supporting him. AFter he died thousands and thousands were released.
@@Ukraineaissance2014 I read the Applebaum book, "Gulag" and it goes into a lot of detail about that. The whole book is an intensely emotional read.
@@diane9247 her books are brilliant. I can recommend either Orlando Figes Stalins Whisperers for an account of normal people during Stalin's terror or Lost Pianos of Siberia By Sophy Roberts which covers it in a very emotional way.
Music?
Lacrimosa - W A Mozart
@@arnabbanerjee9736 thanks dude
I❤️Stalin
aY Me TOO!
Ew
based
Troll.
Una cosa que este bien.
The hero of every graduate student. 20 million deaths is still not enough for them.
❤️🔥
What song is that?
Lacrimosa by Mozart
What song is this!??
ua-cam.com/video/7LZ6gEh7yBM/v-deo.html
🖐️ 23:59
Mozart - Lacrimosa
Slava Stalin!
Gloria al gran Stalin!
@@kgjekdl Si, gloria al gran Stalin
@@kgjekdl stalin saved the world, and not just by defeating the nazis
Слава великому Сталину!
God bless comrade Stalin!
I doubt your "God" if as you imagine would bless a mass-murderer.
Люди не замечают одного момента в этом видео. На кадрах плачут, пребывают в растерянности и опечалены смертью своего лидера не графы и герцоги, не князья, не многочисленные родственники на высоких постах и обласканных властью, на кадрах нет миллиардеров, собственников предприятий и контор, банкиров и финансистов, очень важных и необходимых топ-менеджеров. В кадре только крестьяне и рабочие, люди которые олицетворяют Советский Союз, это они недавно получили человеческие права и свободу от гнета собственников всего, что только можно присвоить. Они и их дети полетят первые в космос, станут академиками и маршалами, построят государство где человек обеспечен бесплатной медициной и образованием и свободен от эксплуатации, защищен от любых кризисов. Поэтому так ненавидят Сталина, он создал такое государство, и оно противно классу эксплуататоров, потому он для них до сих пор главный враг, хоть и помер так давно. Он будет ими оболган нескончаемое количество раз, главное что бы никогда такого человека не появилось впредь. Для любого капиталиста нет более страшного человека чем Сталин.
конечно же они плачут и пребывают в растерянности, а что им ещё делать после того как уголовник коба, и его друзья 36 лет издевались, убивали и насиловали уничтожая индивидуальность человека, любой после этого будет находиться в шоке и плакать по своему хозяину.
well said. the only crime stalin committed was not destroying the capital west
stalin was fuckin cool
Troll.
@@jnagarya519 cry about it kulak
@@ZCJKF13GDG4 Learn the actual history:
ua-cam.com/video/wVkM44gym1c/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/3cN0hQ2eJYA/v-deo.html
Trafił prosto do piekła
A great day for mankind.
Твари, Он ещё вернётся!
Did anyone actually care? Or just living in fear.
Until Nikita accusations a lot of Soviets loved/respected Stalin and even today his image it's positive
@@luisabrahan7240
Today only a few respect him. At the time they were too scared to express their opinions.
Nice lie serg Stalin is more popular now than ever and with good reason
@@JohnKobaRuddy
Delusional! Be ready for a new revolution when Putin will finally fall.
Title should be Death of a Tyrant: State Funeral
In America we put them on the money.
The whole movie is unfathomably boring to watch, but that's sort of what makes it interesting as a historical document
A tyrant and a murderer but, as Columbia Pictures' founder Harry Cohn once said, " Give the public what they want and they'll come out for it"
Сталин великий человек. Взял страну с сохой, оставил с ядерной бомбой. И ещё остановил очередную агрессию Европы.
@@shade221 Do you know more about Stalin than Russians? You have Western propaganda. Your media is distorting the facts. The fact is that most of the deaths were brought not by fascist Germany and not the USSR, but by the USA! Starting with the Indians and dropped nuclear bombs on Japan, ending with color revolutions in different countries. The USA is a virus that kills people.
@@shade221 ok, i heard you. Once again reading the comments above, I agree with Dmitry's comment. Stalin was great. He did a lot of good for the USSR. Stalin killed more people than Hitler? That's funny . This is crazy nonsense. propaganda of the west.
Perhaps it was possible to do with less sacrifices, but in general, all for the good of their country. There are such sayings -you can't make an omelette without breaking eggs ....
When wood is chopped, woodchips will fly.
@@Makc_KyZia well, Stalin DID cause more deaths than Hitler. That's the whole point of Brett's comment. Like it or not, facts are out there for you to discover, should you ever consider moving your head outside of your ass. I know it's not appreciated by your current government, but, you know, try it, take a chance. You might even like the critical thinking, who knows!
@@Makc_KyZia He's not wrong...Stalin did kill more people than Hitler and really he's no better than him. lmao how can you expect anyone to take you seriously when you try to defend Stalin and communism and talk about the "evil" US. нехай сволоч горить у пеклі вічно
799,455 executions 1921-1953
18 million gulag prisoners between 1918-1960
That’s a 42 year period it takes America six and a half years to jail that many people. Wikipedia can’t get a Stalins supposed death count above 3.3 million. Hitler started a war that destroyed over 50 million lives! Yet somehow you think Stalin killed more!? Nice joke mate
The question I have did they really have to run the funeral right through the bread lines.
the women who did not cry were sent to Siberia
It's true I was Siberia
"Помер тот - помрёт и этот"
Да и ты не вечен...
god bless comrade Stalin
Troll.
Glory to Stalin
Stop the stupid.
Guapísimo
Qué guapo
Dimitri
A partir de ahora Vladimir
qué guapo