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Blockbuster History In The New Russia Movies Memory And Patriotism Illustrated Stephen M Norris

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Publisher: Indiana University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 5.09 MB

Pages: 406

Author: Stephen M. Norris

ISBN: 9780253006790, 0253006791

Language: English

Year: 2012

Edition: Illustrated

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Blockbuster History In The New Russia Movies Memory And Patriotism Illustrated Stephen M Norris by Stephen M. Norris 9780253006790, 0253006791 instant download after payment.

Seeking to rebuild the Russian film industry after its post-Soviet collapse, directors and producers sparked a revival of nationalist and patriotic sentiment by applying Hollywood techniques to themes drawn from Russian history. Unsettled by the government's move toward market capitalism, Russians embraced these historical blockbusters, packing the American-style multiplexes that sprouted across the country. Stephen M. Norris examines the connections among cinema, politics, economics, history, and patriotism in the creation of "blockbuster history"―the adaptation of an American cinematic style to Russian historical epics.