In this episode of Kino Primer we’ll explore the trends of the late 1960s Soviet pictures. The end of the Thaw era introduced harsher censorship, which seriously affected the creative and liberal experiments of the Soviet New Wave. Nevertheless, a number of notable works were made during this period in a variety of genres.
The episode contains the following:
0:00 Intro
1:36 Soviet Spy Films
2:25 1968 Dead Season / Мертвый сезон (Kulish)
3:26 1968 Secret Agent’s Blunder / Ошибка резидента (Dorman)
4:22 1970 Secret Agent’s Destiny / Судьба резидента (Dorman)
6:05 1966 The Children of Don Quixote / Дети Дон-Кихота (Karelov)
7:36 1969 The Village Detective / Деревенский детектив (Lukinsky)
9:01 1967 The Vertical / Вертикаль (Durov / Govorukhin)
12:00 1968 Three Poplars in Plyushchikha / Три тополя на Плющихе (Lioznova)
13:54 1968 Once More About Love / Еще раз про любовь (Natanson)
14:44 1966 Women / Женщины (Lyubimov)
15:46 1967 July Rain / Июльский дождь (Khutsiev)
17:26 1968 The Little Golden Calf / Золотой теленок (Shveitser)
19:11 1964 Hamlet / Гамлет (Kozintsev)
21:16 1970 King Lear / Король Лир (Kozintsev)
22:42 1965 Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors / Тіні забутих предків / Тени забытых предков (Parajanov)
24:23 1969 The Color of Pomegranates / Նռան գույնը / Цвет граната (Parajanov)
26:15 Outro
The author of the English translation of Vladimir Vysotsky lyrics is Schnurrbrat from LyricsTranslate.com:
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It's so good to have you back !
Edit : I really hope you and your loved ones are safe with the conflict 🙏🏻❤
Edit 2 : I recommend that you make a video essay about Sergei Paradjanov similar to the one you made about Leonid Gaidaï (if possible) ! He truly is a seminal director with a unique vision !
Outstanding, as usual 👍
I love many of these films. Especially I remember the surprise twist at the end of the "Children of Don Quijote" – it was very emotional ❤️