Soviet Cinema
After seeing Tarkovsky's Solaris (1972) and his short film of The Killers (1956), I've been leaning more into exploring Soviet Cinema. I've also put The Sons of Great Bear (1966) on my queue. If anyone else has any recommendations, I'd be glad to hear them. I've noticed, just through reading brief articles about Soviet Cinema, that there ceases to be a gangster/film noir genre. Guess gangsterism/crime was a symptom of the decadence of the West.
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Originally Posted by Gangland (Post 1683600)
After seeing Tarkovsky's Solaris (1972) and his short film of The Killers (1956), I've been leaning more into exploring Soviet Cinema. I've also put The Sons of Great Bear (1966) on my queue. If anyone else has any recommendations, I'd be glad to hear them. I've noticed, just through reading brief articles about Soviet Cinema, that there ceases to be a gangster/film noir genre. Guess gangsterism/crime was a symptom of the decadence of the West.
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I guess I should have said Soviet Bloc cinema, not just Soviet Russian cinema.
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Re: Soviet Cinema
I've seen Hedgehog in the Fog, a fantastic little piece of Russian animation. It's like ten minutes long. Everybody should watch it no matter their age.
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The Cranes are Flying
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Originally Posted by Gangland (Post 1683609)
I guess I should have said Soviet Bloc cinema, not just Soviet Russian cinema.
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Ivan's Childhood (1962)
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