/tv/ - what is some soviet kino besides Tarkovsky - Television & Film

>>201702579
Ballad of a soldier (1960)

A soldier gets leave to go home and meet his elderly mom but he falls in love with a female comrade along the way. It was made during the Khrushchev era when movies had less of a propaganda about socialism angle to them. It’s a really sweet romance movie and was the first Soviet movie shown in US theaters in 1960.

Anonymous
07/25/24(Thu)01:47:28 No.201704582

Anonymous 07/25/24(Thu)01:47:28 No.201704582

>>201702579
Special Military Operation (2022)

Anonymous
07/25/24(Thu)01:48:57 No.201704634

Anonymous 07/25/24(Thu)01:48:57 No.201704634

>>201704582
Haha, very FUNNY!
Now time to get back to work at the trench

Anonymous
07/25/24(Thu)01:50:13 No.201704675

Anonymous 07/25/24(Thu)01:50:13 No.201704675

>>201704634
it was just joke comrade

Anonymous
07/25/24(Thu)01:57:42 No.201704960

Anonymous 07/25/24(Thu)01:57:42 No.201704960

>>201702579
soviet cinematography is shit. it was bogged down by all the retarded rules and censorship. and if americans got rid of their hays code soviets couldn't because it was state imposed so they could only produce boring slop about milkmaids falling in love with tractor drivers. that's part of the reason why modern russian cinema is so shit, they just couldn't evolve naturally.

Anonymous
07/25/24(Thu)02:01:42 No.201705091

Anonymous 07/25/24(Thu)02:01:42 No.201705091

>>201702579
There was a magazine called "Soviet Screen" that took a survey of what was the best movie of the year by readers. There is a Russian wiki article "Лyчший фильм гoдa (Coвeтcкий экpaн)" on the results, just Google it and translate, or check the English article versions for movie names. Basically all of them are worth seeing, even just from historical perspective. Most movies are on YouTube but I'm not sure about subtitles. It's really sad that they were forced to shove commie propaganda in each and every one of them though. My personal favorite is The Cranes Are Flying, one of the best movies ever in my opinion

Anonymous
07/25/24(Thu)02:06:09 No.201705247

Anonymous 07/25/24(Thu)02:06:09 No.201705247

>>201704960
>milkmaids falling in love with tractor drivers
Kino as hell.

Anonymous
07/25/24(Thu)02:07:35 No.201705286

Anonymous 07/25/24(Thu)02:07:35 No.201705286

>>201705247
Watch Merry Go Round/ Korhinta if you want a famous movie like this from a socialist country. It’s boring as all heck. 2/10

Fascist era Hungary at least had Hyppolit a lakaj which is one of my favorite movies.

Anonymous
07/25/24(Thu)02:09:53 No.201705346

Anonymous 07/25/24(Thu)02:09:53 No.201705346

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>>201705286
Nah, for me, it's the Communist Poland's Czterej pancerni i pies.

Anonymous
07/25/24(Thu)02:15:40 No.201705486

Anonymous 07/25/24(Thu)02:15:40 No.201705486

Dead Man's Letters is really incredible. It's hard to find with subtitlbes, but it's absolutely worth it.

Anonymous
07/25/24(Thu)02:20:26 No.201705609

Anonymous 07/25/24(Thu)02:20:26 No.201705609

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The '05 mini series of The Master and Margarita was pretty good.

Anonymous
07/25/24(Thu)02:21:07 No.201705625

Anonymous 07/25/24(Thu)02:21:07 No.201705625

>>201702579
Check out Tengiz Abuladze kinos