Russian Video of Gogol's "Viy"??

[David J. Galloway]

Seelangers,

I'm trying to track down a video of Gogol's "Viy" that I saw a few years
ago, but have since lost all reference to.  I'm afraid I can't remember
much, but here's what I know:

1.  It's a Russian short film, without subtitles.
2.  I think it was pre-1980's--production values were not fantastic,but it
was still a good film.

If you know of this film or of any other Russian film version of "Viy" I'd
be thrilled to hear of it, especially if you have any info on how to get a
hold of a copy.  This version, from what I remember, is excellent for
classes in translation--even though it had no subtitles, anyone who has
read the story can follow it (especially in the flying-coffin climax).

Please respond to me offline at djg11 at cornell.edu.

Thanks,


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