Perestroika movies?

[Jane Knox-Voina]

Kazakh feature film "Balkon" about student uprising in 1986, Almaty. 
There is also a documentarary.  I hope to come back from Kazakahstan in 
August with a copy of the feature (in Russian) . I already have the 
documentary, If interested, I can send more information.
Jane Knox-Voina


Donna Seifer wrote:
> Yes, definitely "Город Зеро."   Look for the "long" version.
>
> See Andrew Horton's books:
> "The Zero Hour: Glasnost and Soviet Cinema in Transition"  Princeton UP 1992
> "Inside Soviet Satire: Laughter with a Lash"  Cambridge UP 1993
>
> Donna Seifer
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> On 7/18/09 5:06 PM, "Alexandra Smith" <Alexandra.Smith at ED.AC.UK> wrote:
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>> Dear Laura,
>>
>> One of the important movies that captured the spirit of the Perestroka
>> period was "Nebesa obetovannye' (1991).
>> "Dorogaia Elena Sergeevna" (1988) reflects on the psychology of school
>> children during the period, reflecting on the change of values.
>> Karen Shakhnazarov's film "Zero" (1988) is an interesting film...
>> "Vory v zakone" (1989) might be of help to you, too.
>>
>> With best wishes,
>> Alexandra
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>> Reader in Russian
>> Department of European Languages and Cultures
>> School of  Languages, Literatures and Cultures
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>> e-mail: Alexandra.Smith at ed.ac.uk
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