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11.01.2010, 18:30 22 comments

Communists demand ban of Avatar

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11.01.2010, 13:30 7 comments

Stalin gets the Stone treatment

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Shot from the movie Kandahar 10.02.2010, 06:38 4 comments

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08.05.2009, 21:00 8 comments

Soviet superheroes fight for Japanese anime

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Megan Fox: I’m definitely shy

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RT's Valeria Paikova interviews Andrey Zvyagintsev 02.10.2010, 15:46 2 comments

“Injustice reigns across the whole world” – Russian director

The man behind the award-winning saga The Return – Russian director Andrey Zvyagintsev - has a reputation for intellectual rigor and a taste for drama.

Natalia Negoda (Screenshot from the movie "Tambourine and Drum") 05.08.2009, 16:05

First Soviet sex-bomb back on screen

A psychological drama starring the sex-bomb of the Soviet “Perestroika cinema”, Natalia Negoda, is vying for the top prize at the International Locarno film festival in Switzerland.

18.05.2010, 20:21 4 comments

Burnt by the Sun 2 screened at Cannes

One of Russia’s most famous filmmakers, Oscar winner Nikita Mikhalkov, has brought his WWII epic drama, “Burnt by the Sun 2”, to the French Riviera.

02.01.2010, 08:29 4 comments

Black Lightning – flying justice comes to Russia

“Black Lightning” – the latest film to hit the big screen in Moscow – has been dubbed Russia’s answer to Batman and Transformers. Some also see it as the beginning for the revival of the Russian film industry.

image from www.voanews.com 23.10.2010, 17:36 4 comments

Russia presents US with 10 restored American silent films

Russian government has presented the Library of Congress with digital copies of ten American silent films that had been thought to be lost forever, but were found in Gosfilmofond, the Russian state film archive.

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Published: 08 July, 2010, 17:55
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“Night Watch” by Timur Bekmambetov (image from kinopoisk.ru)

Five Russian films have made it to the “Top 100 list” of non-English language productions, selected by one of the most influential British magazines on cinema – Empire.

 
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PR101 July 08, 2010, 18:24 quote
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How many groundbreaking films did Russia produced since the collapse of the Soviet Union? Is it not also cheating to call Soviet era films “Russian” films? How long would Russia live off the cultural/scientific legacy of the Soviet Union? Russia ‘ filmmakers’ of this moment often copy the Hollywood formula. So in the place of the marked decline of Russia’s film industry, little bit of celebration of Soviet era great cinematic achievement may offer psychological boost. Alas.

GaryMax July 09, 2010, 02:28 quote
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When I saw this headline I thought PR101 was going to be in a parade or on display in some museum. The Soviet Union was too rigid to survive in the modern world. It was political survival of the fittest. If Russia follows Medvedev's plan, it will have a long and prosperous future.

PR101 July 09, 2010, 04:16 quote
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GaryMax The Soviet Union was too big and it made number of categorical mistakes but I do not think the Modern Russia can achieve the Soviet grand achievements in less than 70 years in the next 200 years. What has Russia done for the last 20 years? Very little that can be compared to the Great Soviet achievement and this includes in the domain of the art and film-making.

PR101 July 10, 2010, 21:27 quote
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Great News for this great Soviet filmaker! Despite all those who hate him- because is closer to Putin- must hate that this great film-maker continues winning big international awards! Note, he got his education during the Soviet Times! http://english.ruvr.ru/2010/07/10/11940680.html

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