You can't write a TV show in 10 sentences.
This is an intriguing premise, though. Looking forward to everyone's answers, and I might write one myself.
Soviet Realism can best be described as Propaganda.
Explanation:
The Soviet Realists were the group of artists who made state controlled art, that was supposed to reflect the realities of life and to focus on the plight of the working class.
It was also a fact that these stories were supposed to affirm the moral and political rights to the working class.
They were usually used as socialist propaganda but many of the artists truly believed in the cause and made genuine art under the restrictions of the regime the most notable of whom are Bertolt Brecht and Gorky.
Answer:
I think they did that for agriculture, help, and information.
Explanation:
:)
The American and French Revolution had inspired them.
