KinoKultura 21

[Birgit Beumers]

The July issue of KinoKultura is now complete and available online. The
contents are listed below. Happy reading - comments are welcome on the
forum! Please note that we now have a new email address for all
correspondence: info at kinokultura.com
    
Issue 21
Articles
(Pittsburgh Russian Film Symposium 2008 — The Ideological Occult: Russian
Cinema under Putin)
Seth Graham: "Two Decades of Post-Soviet Cinema: Taking Stock of Our
Stocktaking"
Stephen Norris: "Packaging the Past: Cinema and Nationhood in the Putin Era"
Marina Drozdova: "Tremors: Various Types of Unrest"
Aleksandr Kiselev: " 'No Power Can Force Us to Live Badly' "
Gregory Dolgopolov: “Liquidating the Happy end of the Putin-era”

Birgit Beumers: "The 13th Open Russian Animation Festival Suzdal" (2008)
Dina Goder: "Kinoteatr.doc 2008: Some Notes on the Cuffs"
David MacFadyen: “The Presumed Threat of Digital Culture to Russian Cinema”


Film Reviews
Jose Alaniz on Khuat Akhmetov’s Wind-Man (2007)
Fiona Bjorling on Aleksandr Khvan’s The Guide-Dog (2007)
Frederick Corney on Vitalii Mel'nikov’s Agitation Brigade “Beat the Enemy”
(2007)
Julie Draskoczy on Aslan Galazov’s The Swallows Have Arrived (2006)
Arlene Forman on Arvo Iho's Gooseberries (2007)
Jeremy Hicks on Stanislav Govorukhin’s The Actress (2007)
Laura Pontieri Hlavacek on Aleksandr Petrov’s animated film My Love (2006)
Natalya Rulyova on Tat'iana Voronetskaia’s Inspiring (2007)
Alissa Timoshkina on Aleksandr Kasatkin’s Listening to Silence (2007)

Television
Ulrike Hartmann on Dmitrii Svetozarov’s Crime and Punishment (2007)
Elena Prokhorova on Sergei Ursuliak’s Liquidation (2007)
Peter Rollberg on Sergei (and Fedor) Bondarchuk’s And Quiet Flows the Don (2006)

Central Asia and Turkic-Language Countries: Reviews
Alyssa DeBlasio on Darejan Omirbaev’s Shuga (Kazakhstan, 2007)
Seth Graham on Aiub Shakhobiddinov'sThe Yurt (Uzbekistan, 2007)
Michelle Kuhn on Azif Rustamov’s The House (Azerbaijan, 2007)
Michael Rouland on Rustem Abdrashev’s Kurak Korpe (Kazakhstan, 2007)
Vanita Singh on Mark Weil’s documentary The End of an Era.Tashkent
(Uzbekistan, 1996)

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