Bakou, 1920 : quand l’Internationale communiste invitait les peuples colonisés du monde entier en Azerbaïdjan

About This Movie

This documentary takes you to a critical moment in history, focusing on the 1920 invitation by the Communist International to the colonized peoples of the world. The film's pacing is deliberate, allowing viewers to absorb the weight of the historical context. It’s not just about the event; it delves into the atmosphere of Bakou, with its mix of hope and tension. You see archival footage alongside interviews that make the struggles and aspirations of various nations tangible. The tone is both reflective and informative, capturing the zeitgeist of a revolutionary period. It's a fascinating look at solidarity among oppressed peoples, and the practical effects of the era are evident in the visuals—they really pull you into the past.

Focuses on a pivotal historical momentMix of archival footage and interviewsCaptures the atmosphere of hope and tension