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Wandering Marxwards
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Wandering Marxwards

Jan 1, 1999
0h 19m
★ 0.0

Overview

A political and poetic wondering/wandering about the relevance and context of re-reading Marx 150 years after the publication of The Communist Manifesto

Genres

Documentary

Production Companies

The Banff Center for the Arts

Wandering Marxwards Trailers

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Cast

Michael Blum

Himself

Michael Blum

David Thorne

Themself

David Thorne

Penelope Buitenhuis

Herself

Penelope Buitenhuis

Nurit Melamed

Themself

Nurit Melamed

Jeff Derksen

Themself

Jeff Derksen

Sabine Bitter

Themself

Sabine Bitter

Santjit Sethi

Themself

Santjit Sethi

Laurens Tan

Themself

Laurens Tan

Wilhelm Shmidt

Themself

Wilhelm Shmidt

Michael Blum

Himself (voice)

Michael Blum

Margarita Paksa

Themself (voice)

Margarita Paksa

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