russian movies with anarchists

Does anyone know a russian movie about the civil war, in which anarchists/anarchism play a certain role or are at least part of the story?
If such films don't exist, I would like to know about any russian civil war movie you could recommend me.

I know this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gjW0oZY3Rg0

The Key wrote:

Does anyone know a russian movie about the civil war, in which anarchists/anarchism play a certain role or are at least part of the story?
If such films don't exist, I would like to know about any russian civil war movie you could recommend me.

Nope. Anarchists and espesially Makhno weren't popular at Russia.
We hadn't any widely-known and succesfull anarch organizations. No analogs for spanish anarchist

I know they are vilified in a lot of Soviet literature. There must be some equivalent in movies, right?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3V0g1gM2P6o

Red Armenian wrote:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3V0g1gM2P6o

Uncatchable avengers wern't anarchists. They were a mix of soviet partisans and secret agents.
In soviet movies you can find only Baltic sailors or Makno guerillers as anarchists. And only as episodic characters

I know they are vilified in a lot of Soviet literature. There must be some equivalent in movies, right?

What books, films, tv shows, paintings ect., that aren’t banned should communists be prohibited from experiencing?
I only raise this topic due to responses in various threads about keeping cultures pure and suppressing reactionary cultural elements.
I have read the entire A dance to the music of time series of novels. I state this not to show up but to give an example as Anthony Powell was a fairly conservative man and I don’t think they that reading his novels did me any harm.

I would start with dubstep and related electronic music genres. I thought it was cool back when I smoked weed, but now it is just an embarrassing reminder of that past self.