Kino Eye

The documentary, capturing the essence of life in a Soviet village, predominantly revolves around the bustling activities of the Young Pioneers. This group of children is seen constantly engaged in various tasks that include plastering propaganda posters onto walls, distributing flyers, advocating for cooperative purchases over those from the Public Sector, promoting temperance and extending support to destitute widows. The film's experimental aspect, uniquely portrayed through reverse projections, offers a fascinating insight by presenting the 'un-slaughtering' of a bull and the 'un-baking' of bread, providing an uncommon perspective on life during that era.