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Mockery (1927)

During the tumultuous days of the Russian Revolution, Countess Tatiana Alexandrova must leave Siberia and travel to Novokursk in disguise, for fear of being attacked by Bolsheviks. She enlists the help of the peasant Sergei to get her there safely. They bond, and when they finally arrive at the palace, she reveals herself. Sergei is given work there, but influence from the Bolsheviks makes him contemplate turning Tatiana over to the revolutionaries.

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Greg W 19 Jul 2014

"The revolution is on the stairs!" It's not uncritical of the ruling classes, aristocratic or bourgeois/capitalist. Though, strangely (being a Hollywood film), it's rather more critical of the latter than the former. And it views revolution/revolutionaries as crime/criminals. It downplays/ignores economic causes in favor of psychological motives/characterizations/stereotypes/prejudices. It falsely portrays the peasant (and the poorest peasant at that) as getting won over to the aristocratic/whiteguard side, rewriting history as reactionary wish-fulfillment. A mockery, then, especially of the proletarian and peasant side, the revolutionary side, of the Russian Civil War.