Ronald Reagan's smooth buttery voice narrates several decades of socialist and communist history, in an unbiased and scientific manner which shows, with nuance, the successes and shortcomings of various socialist experiments in the 20th century.
The cameo by our great socialist revolutionary leader Alexander Kerensky fills the viewers with joy and proletarian revolutionary hope as he introduces the documentary, narrating the historical circumstances which led him to pursue an incognito mission behind enemy lines in the USA.
The final sections of the documentary rightfully condemn the revisionist tendencies of Nikita Khrushchev, restorer of petty bourgeois interests in the USSR.
All in all, this is a valuable and underrated piece of socialist and revolutionary memorabilia: 3/10.
Praise JT and Yugopnik, uphold Marxism-Leninism-Hakimism, I'm so tired.
The cameo by our great socialist revolutionary leader Alexander Kerensky fills the viewers with joy and proletarian revolutionary hope as he introduces the documentary, narrating the historical circumstances which led him to pursue an incognito mission behind enemy lines in the USA.
The final sections of the documentary rightfully condemn the revisionist tendencies of Nikita Khrushchev, restorer of petty bourgeois interests in the USSR.
All in all, this is a valuable and underrated piece of socialist and revolutionary memorabilia: 3/10.
Praise JT and Yugopnik, uphold Marxism-Leninism-Hakimism, I'm so tired.
