Ceremony: The Return of Friedrich Engels

This documentary presents Phil Collins' quest to locate a decommissioned statue of Friedrich Engels, a notable figure in leftist politics. The film captures the statue's journey back to Manchester, where it is welcomed at a homecoming party. Collins documents the cultural and political implications of this journey, providing insight into the relevance of Engels' philosophy in contemporary times.

Featuring contributions from Maxine Peake and Gruff Rhys, the film delves into the political landscape surrounding the statue and its historical significance. The narrative intertwines art and activism, showcasing how the statue serves as a symbol for political discourse today. For collectors interested in documentaries that address social issues through a unique artistic lens, this film offers a compelling perspective on political history and its impact on modern society.