Taking its distributor-given subtitle after a John Reed history of the proletariat overthrow of the Kerensky government, this is, FTP, what Leninist propaganda film by Sergei Eisenstein about a month with "Ten Days that Shook the World?"
In this work, an image of a government document appearing to be surrounded by snakes as it passes over the mosaic of a Medusa head on the floor foreshadows a more dramatic mythological allusion in which images of Shiva, Buddha, and an Eskimo statue are compared with a Baroque icon of Christ to show the homogeneity of religion.  It opens with the toppling of a monarch's statue in front of the Church of Christ the Savior by a mass of soldiers and peasants to depict the events of February, and uses revolutionaries' historical allusions to Napoleon to project imperial ambitions onto General Lavr Kornilov.  Taking its distributor-given subtitle after a John Reed history of the proletariat overthrow of the Kerensky government, this is, FTP, what Leninist propaganda film by Sergei Eisenstein about a month with "Ten Days that Shook the World?"
In this work, an image of a government document appearing to be surrounded by snakes as it passes over the mosaic of a Medusa head on the floor foreshadows a more dramatic mythological allusion in which images of Shiva, Buddha, and an Eskimo statue are compared with a Baroque icon of Christ to show the homogeneity of religion.  
October: Ten Days that Shook the World (prompt on the subtitle of "Ten Days..." but don't accept it as an answer by itself)