Events
Location: 19 University Place, 2nd Floor, Room 202
Series of Russian Films
Make Fuss, Little Town (Shumi Gorodok)
Directed by Nikolai Sadkovich, 1939
Professor Michail Iamplolski will introduce and contextualize
Location: 19 UP, ROOM 228
Eurasia Film Screening
The Gorge of Alamases (Ushchel’e Alamasov), 1937
dir. Vladimir Shneiderov (Mongolia)
The screening of these little known Russian films will cover different aspects of Soviet national and cultural politics. Dozens of films dealing with Asian presence (Chinese, Japanese, Mongolian, Central Asian, etc) were made by the leading film directors in the 1920s-1950s.
Location: 19 University Place, ROOM 228
The Department of Russian and Slavic Studies, NYU is proud to co-present the screening Perestroika, at the 33rd Annual Margaret Mead Film & Video Festival, November 12-15!
Location: American Museum of Natural History
For more information, please contact: Ilya Kliger
Eurasia Film Screening
Kara-Bugaz – Black Mouth. (Kara-bugaz – Chiornaia past’), 1935
dir. Aleksandr Razumnyj (Central Asia)
The screening of these little known Russian films will cover different aspects of Soviet national and cultural politics. Dozens of films dealing with Asian presence (Chinese, Japanese, Mongolian, Central Asian, etc) were made by the leading film directors in the 1920s-1950s. The film was banned.
Location: 19 University Place, ROOM 228
Eurasia Film Screening
Alitet Goes Into the Mountains (Alitet ukhodit v gory), 1949
dir. Mark Donskoj (Chukchi and Russian-American competition for the North-East of Asia)
The screening of these little known Russian films will cover different aspects of Soviet national and cultural politics. Dozens of films dealing with Asian presence (Chinese, Japanese, Mongolian, Central Asian, etc) were made by the leading film directors in the 1920s-1950s.
Location: 19 University Place, ROOM 228
For more information, please contact: Ilya Kliger (ilya.kliger@nyu.edu)
For more information, please contact: Ilya Kliger
