Episode 473: Can Dialectics Break Bricks? (1973)

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The Projection Booth

Film Reviews, Film Interviews, Film History, Tv & Film

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🗓️ 24 June 2020

⏱️ 151 minutes

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Summary

Can Dialectics Break Bricks? is the 1973 film from Rene Vienet which is a re-dubbing of the 1972 film Crush. The film re-tells re-tells the story of Crush as the story of a bunch of rotten bureaucrats who have oppressed the working class long enough. The workers look forward to a day when the landlords will all hang, priests will be cut in two and the churches will be burned to the ground.

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0:00.0	You're listening to an Airwave Media podcast.
0:04.5	Christopher Media. Let's make some noise.
0:23.1	The first film entirely
0:24.8	of the tournays of the history of cinema.
0:29.6	A toss to those exploited for the extermination
0:31.9	of the exploiters.
0:33.8	The lessons of the insurrection of Budapest
0:35.8	finally ported at the screen.
0:38.3	The film of reference is very deconsoyed to the reader of the insurrection of Budapest finally ported at the screen. The film of reference is very deconsieged
0:39.3	to the lecter of the new observator.
0:43.3	The dialectic
0:45.3	can't have to crack
0:46.3	the bricks?
0:47.3	The dialectic
0:48.3	can can't
0:49.3	break the brick?
0:50.3	The dialectic
0:51.3	can't
0:52.3	be
0:53.3	the bricks?
1:02.0	The little chef morphed, when the bureaucrates can't.
1:07.0	If the proletters
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