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Spy and Counterspy as a “Cultural Hero” in the Soviet Cinema of the Cold War [PDF]

Diacronie Studi Di Storia Contemporanea, 2017
This article aim to analyze the evolution of the Soviet spy cinema of the Cold War in the context of the cultural history and the social changes in the USA and the Soviet Union, and the relations with the political opponents.
Viktoria Sukovataya
exaly   +1 more source

Science, Medicine and the Creation of a ‘Healthy’ Soviet Cinema [PDF]

Journal of Contemporary History, 2020
Toropova A.
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A Chapter in Latvian Cinema History: The Process of Cinefication (1940–1941; 1944–1953) [PDF]

Acta Historica Tallinnensia, 2023
A campaign of кинофикация (cinefication) was started in the Soviet Union in the 1920s with the aim of making cinema accessible to the public across the country.
Rosario Napolitano, Epp Lauk
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The Development of Educational Cinema for Schools in the Soviet Union in the 1930s: From the Cinefication of Schools to the Film Lesson

Research in Film and History, 2023
This article gives a comprehensive overview over the lesser-known history of the institutionalization of educational film in the Soviet Union. While Soviet cinema in general was conceived as an educator of the masses according to a communist vision, at ...
Lena Serov
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SOVIET CITY CINEMA OF THE 1930s –1950s: BETWEEN SCIENTIFIC ANALYSIS AND CONSTRUCTION PRACTICE

Архитектон, 2022
The article considers the relationships between theoretical developments and architectural design practice in their search for an optimal type of Soviet city cinema in the 1930s – 1950s focusing on the theoretical studies and practical developments ...
Konysheva Evgeniya V.
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Simon Esadze and Early Film Culture in Georgia

Apparatus. Film, Media and Digital Cultures of Central and Eastern Europe, 2022
The history of Georgian cinema can be divided into four main historical periods: pre-1918 cinema, when Georgia was part of the Russian Empire; cinema during the short-lived but culturally exciting Democratic Republic of Georgia (1918-1921), followed by ...
Nino Dzandzava
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When the Villages were Big: Imaginary Spaces on the Soviet Screen. Review of: Mazur, L. N., & Gorbachev, O. V. Soviet Films about the Village: An Attempt at Historical Interpretation of the Artistic Image. Moscow: ROSSPAN. 349 p., il.

Известия Уральского федерального университета. Серия 2: Гуманитарные науки, 2023
This article presents an attempt to comprehend Soviet rural cinematography as a mechanism of forming imaginary space. The Soviet cinema is analysed as one of the mechanisms of identity formation and place attachment based on Benedict Anderson’s concept ...
Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Fokin, Boris Evgenyevich Stepanov   +1 more
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“But I Love the Letter O the Most of All Letters!” From Margarita Barskaya’s Archive [PDF]

Телекинет, 2023
The article presents texts by Margarita Barskaya, a Soviet film director and one of the founders of the Soviet children’s cinema, from the archive of the Film Museum. The texts are for the first time introduced into scientific discourse; they help reveal
Krasnova, Garena
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The Influence of Soviet Cinema on the Imagery of Chinese Cinema: The Theme of the People in Chinese Cinematography of the 1950s [PDF]

Телекинет
The article studies the influence of Soviet cinema on shaping the imagery and thematic features of Chinese cinema of the 1930s‑1950s, with emphasis on the theme of the people as a key element of cinematic narrative.
Liu, Yuanyuan
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“Un-cinematic” and Clean: Japanese Film as Viewed by the 1920s Soviet Press

Russian Japanology Review, 2022
Soviet film director Sergei Eisesnstein, formulated some of his most influential ideas in filmmaking through his study of traditional Japanese arts. His lifelong fascination with Japanese culture and its alleged disposition for montage generated a number
A. A. Fedorova
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