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In 1941, a young Russian passionate about painting, Vladimir Kibalchich Rusakov, arrived in Mexico alongside his father, the revolutionary poet and writer Victor Serge. The testimonies reconstruct the living memory of the artist and explore his work, revealing his passion for the Renaissance tradition, his encounter with Mexican muralism, his involvement with the Ruptura movement, and his ongoing dialogue with his father.
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In 1941, a young Russian passionate about painting, Vladimir Kibalchich Rusakov, arrived in Mexico alongside his father, the revolutionary poet and writer Victor Serge. The testimonies reconstruct the living memory of the artist and explore his work, revealing his passion for the Renaissance tradition, his encounter with Mexican muralism, his involvement with the Ruptura movement, and his ongoing dialogue with his father.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Nancy Ventura Ramírez
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Universidad Autónoma de la Ciudad de México, Filmadora Río Blanco
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