film

There was a city

Assa (1987), directed by Sergei Soloviev, was as much a cult film of the Soviet change of regime as Hair was of an earlier change in the West. The theme songs of the movie – just like Aquarius in Hair – all became “anthems” of the change

Jazz on bones, or the real teddy boys. A Moscow subculture from the fifties

Film screening and blog meeting

The best painting of Kamal-ol-Molk

Metro

Colossus

Landscape without people

Crossroads

Artavazd Pelechian: from Начало to Конец, and Beyond

Comrade, Life Does Not Have to be So Gray

Dissolving: Conquering everywhere

Dissolving: The beast

And now you investigate!

Brothers

Cernăuți, 1939 – Черновиц, 1940

The Art Nouveau in Szabadka

Dissolving: Muzhik

Match

“The party is on” – The lost Warsaw

Dubbing

Soldatenkaffee

Wind from the East

The Red Frankenstein

The survival of images

Kommunalki

Tengri, the blue sky

Santiago de Baku

Return of Novruz

Gorgan

The cricket’s winter fables

Parallels

Growing up to the City

There is a city

Whose is this song?

Decollete blondes are more touching

Waiting for the clouds

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