相比那些堆砌档案照片、照本宣科的俄国革命纪录片，这部《1917俄国大革命》最独特的地方在于：它把历史拉回到了“人”的尺度。剧情没有聚焦列宁或托洛茨基，反而用大量笔墨展现后方士兵的焦躁、市民排队买面包的麻木——这些“小人物”的躁动，才是革命真正的推手。 ✿。你甚至能看到列宁演讲时衣服袖口的磨损，听到临时政府总理克伦斯基在会议桌上拍桌子的颤抖声。导演Bernard乔治用档案影像和情景再现交替推进，没有宏大旁白，只有街头脚步声、演讲的嘶吼和打字机嗒嗒声。大卫·寇伯恩等几位讲述者的声音沉稳克制，像是坐在你对面翻着泛黄的报纸，告诉你那些历史转折点其实充满了偶然和人性弱点。

　　Between February and October 1917, Imperial Russia, once deemed eternal, plunges into revolution. Nine months of popular and spontaneous revolt, fueled by the weariness of the Great War. Nine months of hopes, freedom and democratic aspirations, chronicled at that time by a journalist stationed in Petrograd, shedding a new light on this period. Nine months of unrest and uncertainties, before a coup brought about an upheaval that changed the course of History and profoundly altered the future of civilization.

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