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Alternately engaging and a bit muddled, the film looks at the years 1966-68 as seen in China; in France, with the May 1968 student uprising; and in Czechoslovakia, with the Soviet invasion, three months later, and its aftermath. May 16, 2018 | Rating: 3/4 | Full Review…
Alternately engaging and a bit muddled, the film looks at the years 1966-68 as seen in China; in France, with the May 1968 student uprising; and in Czechoslovakia, with the Soviet invasion, three months later, and its aftermath.
Mark Feeney
In the end, the political confusions of Salles's movie, which seem all of a piece with the political confusions of that era, sit small beside its achievement as a document of an incendiary time. Apr 27, 2018 | Rating: B+ | Full Review…
In the end, the political confusions of Salles's movie, which seem all of a piece with the political confusions of that era, sit small beside its achievement as a document of an incendiary time.
Peter Rainer
The combination of archival bounty with Salles' touching analysis has a hypnotic effect, serving up the past plus reflection, garnished with a resonant melancholy about the ebb and flow of uprisings. Apr 19, 2018 | Full Review…
The combination of archival bounty with Salles' touching analysis has a hypnotic effect, serving up the past plus reflection, garnished with a resonant melancholy about the ebb and flow of uprisings.
Robert Abele
Moreira Salles's found-footage study of revolutionaries in the streets of Paris, Prague, and other countries in 1968 would stand as an invaluable assemblage simply on the basis of its archival finds alone. Jan 31, 2018 | Full Review…
Moreira Salles's found-footage study of revolutionaries in the streets of Paris, Prague, and other countries in 1968 would stand as an invaluable assemblage simply on the basis of its archival finds alone.
Alan Scherstuhl
A bittersweet, ruminative documentary essay composed of footage from the era accompanied by thoughtful, disarmingly personal voice-over narration. Jan 30, 2018 | Full Review…
A bittersweet, ruminative documentary essay composed of footage from the era accompanied by thoughtful, disarmingly personal voice-over narration.
A.O. Scott
Salles raises the point that we do not always observe political nuance in our everyday lives in the present-food for thought and another factor in his astute analysis of the personal and psychological nature of revolution. Feb 28, 2019 | Full Review…
Salles raises the point that we do not always observe political nuance in our everyday lives in the present-food for thought and another factor in his astute analysis of the personal and psychological nature of revolution.
Naila Scargill
The ultimate rejection of the movement - or, less fantastically, the mere 'moving on' of the people - is a frightening sting in the tail to recognise in this 50-years-later moment of societal unrest. Jun 20, 2018 | Full Review…
The ultimate rejection of the movement - or, less fantastically, the mere 'moving on' of the people - is a frightening sting in the tail to recognise in this 50-years-later moment of societal unrest.
Glenn Dunks
Outstanding. [Full Review in Spanish] May 8, 2018 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
Outstanding. [Full Review in Spanish]
Josefina Sartora
The movie is unique in its ability to put the viewer inside of the mind-frame of an explosive time that seemed so far away-until today. Mar 22, 2018 | Full Review…
The movie is unique in its ability to put the viewer inside of the mind-frame of an explosive time that seemed so far away-until today.
Ken Eisner
[This] immersive cine-essay-style documentary unreservedly evokes its title - its intensity not only evident in its chronicle of the past, but in its clear parallels with the present. Mar 20, 2018 | Full Review…
[This] immersive cine-essay-style documentary unreservedly evokes its title - its intensity not only evident in its chronicle of the past, but in its clear parallels with the present.
Sarah Ward
Fire, fury, frenzy, fraternity. Salles' narration remains deeply personal even as the kaleidoscopic imagery bursts forth in grandiloquent poetry. Cataclysm awaits. So much history ahead. Such dense, ordered beauty behind. Mar 6, 2018 | Rating: 10/10 | Full Review…
Fire, fury, frenzy, fraternity. Salles' narration remains deeply personal even as the kaleidoscopic imagery bursts forth in grandiloquent poetry. Cataclysm awaits. So much history ahead. Such dense, ordered beauty behind.
Ray Pride
The material for a much better film existed here, but it called for a lot more editing and a different perspective. Feb 12, 2018 | Full Review…
The material for a much better film existed here, but it called for a lot more editing and a different perspective.
Steve Erickson
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