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Goskino USSR (Russian: Госкино СССР) is the
abbreviated name for the USSR
State Committee for
Cinematography (Государственный комитет по кинематографии...
- with new
cinematographer Alexander Knyazhinsky.
Stalker was
released by
Goskino in May 1979. Upon release, the film
garnered praise in the
Soviet and Warsaw...
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joint collaboration between the
Proletcult Theatre and the film
studio Goskino. As Eisenstein's
first full-length
feature film, it
marked his transition...
- made by a
number of studios,
including Arte, Fabrica,
Fusion Product,
Goskino and
Lenfilm Studio. It was
commercially distributed by Koch
Lorber Films...
- and to
facilitate shooting on a
reasonable timetable. It was
produced by
Goskino via the
Mosfilm production unit, with
Nikolai Cherkasov in the
title role...
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directed by Lev
Kuleshov and
produced by the
Soviet production company Goskino. The
narrative is
based on the
short story "The Unexpected" (1905) by Jack...
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written by
German and
Svetlana Karmalita. It was
produced by Canal+, CNC,
Goskino,
Lenfilm and VGTRK. On the
first day of the cold
spring of 1953, two events...
- organizations:
Goskomizdat censored all
printed matter: fiction, poetry, etc.
Goskino, in
charge of
cinema Gosteleradio, in
charge of
radio and
television broadcasting...
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script was
titled Confession and was
proposed to the film
committee at
Goskino. It
contained po****r
themes such as a
heroic mother, the war, and patriotism...
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distributed by the USSR
State Committee for
Cinematography (known as
Goskino), the
central state body for film
production in the USSR. The film is set...
