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Steamlyannaya Hamonika (1968) depicts the isolation and brutalization of humans in modern bourgeois society. Although being broadly in line with other art-as-propaganda of the era, censors felt it could easily be read as a criticism of the party, leaving this subversive short as the only animated film to be banned in the Soviet Union. |
Brave Inspector Mamochkin
Purple Bells
Animated Soviet Propaganda
Lady Tundra
Karl Marx und seine Erben
Woman with an Editing Bench
The Last Days of the USSR
Chernobyl: The Lost Tapes
The Way Back
The Age of Kommunalki
1917 - Der wahre Oktober
Naître Svetlana Staline
Long Days, Short Weeks....
Forest People
L'Armée rouge
Chernobyl: The Last Battle of the USSR
Shark Side of the Moon
The Forgotten Shadows
Journey to Everyday Life: About the City of Surgut and Its Residents
Konflit
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