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Stalker (1979) - by Andrei Tarkovsky

Stalker (1979) - by Andrei Tarkovsky

When the Soviets ate BambiDuring the Cold War Disney films were banned east off the Iron Curtain, So

talesfromweirdland:Images from Rusalochka (1968), a Russian (well, Soviet) animated feature based on

talesfromweirdland:Scenes from the stylish Russian adaptation of Jungle Book, The Adventures of Mowg

Scenes from the stylish Russian adaptation of Jungle Book, The Adventures of Mowgli (1967-1971).It’s

wike-wabbits:Defying Everybody (Yuri Ilyenko, 1973)

Russian animated short, Okhota (The Hunt), 1979. By Eduard Nazarov.A boy enters a gun shop, and sees

talesfromweirdland:Russian animated short, Okhota (The Hunt), 1979. By Eduard Nazarov.A boy enters a

deekayillustration: HAT Films bought a terrible little Soviet car and took it onto the motorway But

“A Ukrainian at Rouyn some days ago was charged in court with exhibiting films that had passed the c

slobbering:The older I get the more comfortable I am being alone.

t3chn0ir:‘While I am digging for the truth, so much happens to it that instead of discovering

Andrei Tarkovsky in Armenia, 1965

Stalker (1979) - by Andrei Tarkovsky

Stalker (1979) - by Andrei Tarkovsky

Fighting On Film: Cold War British Army Training Films – Soviet Encounter & Fighting I

wike-wabbits:Defying Everybody (Yuri Ilyenko, 1973)

Sadko(1953)

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