Cinema and Context. From Gorbachev to Putin. Volume 4: 1995–1997
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Cinema and Context. From Gorbachev to Putin. Volume 4: 1995–1997
19.99 €
15.99 €
The five-volume edition of Cinema and Context is a commented chronicle of the Russian film process from 1986 to 2000. The facts of the recent history of late-Soviet and Russian cinema are presented here in the context of art history, politics, humanities, mass media, and descriptions of the phenomena of everyday life.
The fourth volume covers the films and events of 1995-1997: the war in Chechnya, Rogozhkin's The Peculiarities of National Hunting, the formation of mass media, Bodrov's The Prisoner of the Caucasus, the 1996 presidential election, Balabanov's Brother, Russia-NATO relations, and: Listyev's murder, Abdrashitov's "A Play for a Passenger," hostage-taking in Budennovsk, Dvortsevoy's "Happiness," NATO bombing of Bosnian Serbs, Muratova's "Three Stories," collateral auctions, Sokurov's "Mother and Son," Bowie's concert at the Kremlin and Chukhrai's "Thief."
The fourth volume covers the films and events of 1995-1997: the war in Chechnya, Rogozhkin's The Peculiarities of National Hunting, the formation of mass media, Bodrov's The Prisoner of the Caucasus, the 1996 presidential election, Balabanov's Brother, Russia-NATO relations, and: Listyev's murder, Abdrashitov's "A Play for a Passenger," hostage-taking in Budennovsk, Dvortsevoy's "Happiness," NATO bombing of Bosnian Serbs, Muratova's "Three Stories," collateral auctions, Sokurov's "Mother and Son," Bowie's concert at the Kremlin and Chukhrai's "Thief."
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