Children of Corn (2004)
The history of Khrushchev's "corn campaign" through the eyes of a viewer of Soviet newsreels of the 50s and 90s. The film tells about its main stages, as a result of which the country exported even bread for a long time. The narrative, based on newsreels, is interspersed with inserts from a propaganda cartoon of those years. When the pensioner, who devoted 25 years to breeding a new frost-resistant variety of corn, still achieved the result, the USSR no longer existed.
Director: Mikhail Zheleznikov
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 20 min
Release Date: January 1, 2004
Cinematography: Dmitri Frolov
Country: Russia
Language: Pусский
Original Language: ru
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Children of Corn about?
- The history of Khrushchev's "corn campaign" through the eyes of a viewer of Soviet newsreels of the 50s and 90s. The film tells about its main stages, as a result of which the country exported even bread for a long time. The narrative, based on newsreels, is interspersed with inserts from a propaganda cartoon of those years. When the pensioner, who devoted 25 years to breeding a new frost-resistant variety of corn, still achieved the result, the USSR no longer existed.
- Who directed Children of Corn?
- Children of Corn was directed by Mikhail Zheleznikov.
- How long is Children of Corn?
- Children of Corn has a runtime of 20m (20 minutes).
- What genre is Children of Corn?
- Children of Corn is a Documentary film.
- Where was Children of Corn produced?
- Children of Corn was produced in Russia.