Revolution of Everyday Life
Synopsis
A tale of love, lust, and radical politics in the city. Lizzy, a young woman from Eastern Europe, arrives in NYC to become an actress and finds herself working at a Russian grocery store. Soon, she meets Taja, a free minded ultra radical art performer, who wants to spread the seeds of freedom, love and anti consumerist society on the streets of NYC. Before long, Lizzy finds herself on a wild ride of desire and revolution.
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Release History & Theatrical Window
May 8, 2010
Wide Cinema Exhibition
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Marc Lafia
- Screenplay & Story
- Marc Lafia
- Original Title
- Revolution of Everyday Life
- Country of Origin
- United States of America
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 1h 16m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Marc Lafia
Marc Lafia
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Marc Lafia
Director
Marc Lafia
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Frequently Asked Questions About Revolution of Everyday Life
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What is Revolution of Everyday Life about?
A tale of love, lust, and radical politics in the city. Lizzy, a young woman from Eastern Europe, arrives in NYC to become an actress and finds herself working at a Russian grocery store. Soon, she meets Taja, a free minded ultra radical art performer, who wants to spread the seeds of freedom, love and anti consumerist society on the streets of NYC. Before long, Lizzy finds herself on a wild ride of desire and revolution.
Who directed Revolution of Everyday Life?
Revolution of Everyday Life was directed by Marc Lafia.
Who stars in Revolution of Everyday Life?
The principal cast of Revolution of Everyday Life includes Callie Chardonnay, Tjasa Ferme, Klemen Novak.
When was Revolution of Everyday Life released and how long is it?
Revolution of Everyday Life was released in 2010 with a total runtime of 1h 16m.