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‘Putin's Happy’ is an intriguing documentary that captures the raw essence of public dissent in a time of political upheaval. Jeremy Deller's approach is both engaging and unsettling, with a focus on the diverse voices that gather in Parliament Square. The film’s pacing feels deliberate, allowing moments of tension to breathe. What’s striking is how it sidesteps the figure of Putin himself, instead illuminating the atmosphere of fear and resilience among the protestors. Deller’s knack for making people feel at ease reveals their complex emotions—anger, hope, frustration. The practical effects are minimal, but the realness of the participants’ performances grips you, pulling you into their world. It’s not just a political commentary; it’s a study of human experience amidst turmoil.
Focuses on real protestors rather than political figures.Explores themes of resilience and fear in public dissent.Jeremy Deller's unique ability to connect with people shines through.
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