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A Maybe Day in Kazakhstan

1994, English. Directed by Mark Kidel.

Commissioned to mark the 2,500th ‘anniversary of democracy’/Kleisthenes’ reform of the Athenian constitution. The film reflects on the aspirations of a recently democratised Kazakhstan, following the break-up of the former Soviet Union. A film-poem in which Tony Harrison explores a flea market in Kazakhstan where memorabilia from the Communist regime is sold. In Harrison's eyes it is `a nightmare version of democracy'.

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A Maybe Day in Kazakhstan (1994) was directed by Mark Kidel.

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