Александр Штефанов, Никита Электроник, комсомолка Полина: как 18-летние скучают по Брежневу и Ленину

They were born after 1991, but they miss the USSR. For some, it's just a hobby, for others, it's a struggle. Some are simply "crazy" about Soviet aesthetics, others join the Komsomol and speak at party meetings and rallies. Some of them will always remain faithful to the idea, while others have already become disillusioned with it. This is a film about teenagers who are not just carried away by leftist ideas, but are nostalgic for a country they never lived in. We celebrated the anniversary of the October Revolution together with modern Komsomol members, visited Nikita Elektronik and his friends from the Made in USSR channel, and blogger Alexander Shtefanov* told how he himself became a socialist and why the USSR is a country in which no current communist would want to live. Komsomol members, Marxists, Stalinists and young Leninists in the new film ROMB 📌 Follow us on other social networks: VKontakte: https://vk.com/rombstory Telegram: https://t.me/rombnews Twitter:   / romb_news   TikTok:   / romb_news_   00:00 - What is this film about 01:00 - Modern Komsomol members 02:42 - Alexander Shtefanov* on Marxism 05:00 - Komsomol members celebrate the anniversary of the Great October 08:23 - Polina. How teenagers become communists 11:30 - Stefanov* on what's wrong with the USSR 13:36 - "Made in the USSR": Nikita Elektronik and his friends 16:43 - Pros of the USSR and cons of the Russian Federation. Stefanov vs. Komsomol members 19:30 - "We have the Soviet Union in this apartment" (teenagers miss Brezhnev) 23:47 - "There were two nicknames at school - "Pervert" and "Lenin" 26:30 - "Soviet Russia is possible" 28:07 - Stefanov* on nostalgia for the USSR and a new revolution *recognized in the Russian Federation as a "foreign agent"