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Music Partisans

2007, PL. Directed by Mirosław Dembiński.

The film is in a way the continuation of the previous one entitled „A Lesson of Belarusian”, which showed a protest of young people against the recent fake presidential elections in Belarus. The protest got brutally pacified by militia forces. Despite that, young Belarusians did not give in; they keep fighting the regime. This time they use slightly different methods. Their weapons are music, humour and an ironic distance to the absurd reality. Each form of regime has two sides: the dangerous one and the ridiculous one. “Music Partisans” describes the latter.

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Released
1 January 2007
Original title
Muzyczna partyzantka
Country
Poland

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Music Partisans (2007) was directed by Mirosław Dembiński.

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