Rodchenko's Stairs

About This Movie

Rodchenko's Stairs is a quiet exploration of generational conflict set against the backdrop of 1929 Moscow, a fascinating period marking the decline of constructivism. The film weaves a slow, deliberate pace that allows the viewer to soak in the atmosphere of the era. The two central performances really stand out; the younger woman’s eager but troubled spirit contrasts sharply with the middle-aged woman’s resigned wisdom. It’s almost like you can feel the weight of history pressing down as they navigate their fraught relationship. The cinematography nods to Rodchenko's own work, capturing angles and compositions that evoke a strong sense of place. It's a subtle film that draws you in, leaving you to ponder the complexities of personal connection amidst societal change.

Focuses on the tension of personal relationships. · Explores the end of constructivism in a nuanced way. · Strong performances that evoke emotional depth.