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23.10.2010, 17:36
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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.
30.07.2009, 16:29
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Remembering the fate of political prisoners and reminding of human rights are the aims of the memorial museum of political repressions Perm-36. The museum has held the 5th International forum “Pilorama-2009”.
04.03.2010, 09:47
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A new Hollywood film that features the 2008 war in South Ossetia has sparked controversy as to whether it is an unbiased portrayal of historical events or another attempt at political propaganda.
28.10.2010, 14:27
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Russian dramas have been recently gaining momentum across the world, and claiming a host of prestigious awards.
17.07.2009, 14:20
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The infamous tours of La Paz’s San Pedro penitentiary have been closed. The government has ended the cocaine-and-criminals prison circuits, shamed by the movie “Marching Powder”.
29.12.2009, 01:05
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The new Hollywood blockbuster “Avatar” is a story about American military imperialism occupying foreign territory in order to get resources, blogger and activist David Swanson argued to RT.
21.03.2010, 10:23
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Seven years ago the American peace activist Rachel Corrie was crushed to death by an Israeli bulldozer as she campaigned against the demolition of Palestinian homes in Gaza.
11.01.2010, 18:30
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The Communists of Saint Petersburg and Leningrad Region have demanded a ban of James Cameron’s movies in Russia based on a somewhat unorthodox interpretation of recent blockbuster “Avatar”.
12.06.2009, 13:34
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The Israel Film Festival is in full swing in America and Russia, showing films in Los Angeles, New York, Miami and Moscow.
09.04.2010, 13:07
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Academy Award-winning film “The Hurt Locker” is sweeping the world as a kind of advertisement for the US army. But is it really an advertisement?
Published: 13 July, 2009, 11:13
Two Americans get lost in a remote mountainous area in Afghanistan after the crash of their helicopter. As they cross a poppy field, they notice armored personnel carriers with a white flag bearing the Taliban symbol…
