Bloodstained Works: The Glasnost Film Festival
Afterimage, Nov. 1989, v. 17, no. 4, pp. 2, 21
"Bloodstained Works: The Glasnost Film Festival" lists and describes several different films within the festival which toured 22 American cities. The films explore subject matter such as famine, repression, wars, disappearances, mass graves, concentration camps, family, and time. Vogel critiques the Soviet documentaries and their limits based upon censorship, state funding, and lack of criticality of the past and present, with regard to the institutional bases.
ITEM 1989.114 – available for viewing in the Research Centre
Videos, Artworks and Artists Cited
Solovetsky Power – Marina Goldovskaya
And the Past Seems But a Dream – Sergei Miroshnichenko
Counter Suit – Ruderman-Khaschevatsky
Black Square – Joseph Pasternak
The Trial – Igor Belyayev
The Tailor – Vladislav Mirzoyan
Dialogues – Nikolai Obukhovich
Homecoming – Tatyana Chubakova
This Is How We Live – Vladimir Oseldchik
Scenes at the Fountain – Igor Gonopolsky