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1981-1990

     
     
  1981  
     
   

Films of Note

   

 

   

Agonia (Elem Klimov) [MORE] [ADD]

   

 

   

Lenin in Paris (Sergei Yutkevich) [MORE] [ADD]

   

 

   

The Woman in Love with Mechanic Gavrilov (Pyotr Todorowsky[MORE] [ADD]

     
     
     
  1982  
     
   

Films of Note

   

 

   

Dream Flights (Roman Balayan) [MORE] [ADD]

   

 

   

I Don’t Want to Be Grown Up (Yuri Chulyukin) [MORE] [ADD]

   

 

   

Muzhiki (Iskra Babitsch) [MORE] [ADD]

   

 

   

Private Life (Yuli Raisman) [MORE] [ADD]

   

 

   

A Tale of Wanderings (Aleksandr Mitta) [MORE] [ADD]

   

 

   

A Train Stopped (Vadim Abdrashitov) [MORE] [ADD]

     
     
     
  1983  
     
  16/12 - Filmmaker Grigori Aleksandrov, a former associate of Sergei Eisenstein, dies at the age of 80.   Aleksandrov co-directed classics such as Oktober (1928) and The General Line (1929). [MORE] [ADD]
     
     
    Films of Note
     
   

Farewell (Elem Klimov) [MORE] [ADD]

   

 

   

Jazz Men (Karen Shakhnazarov) [MORE] [ADD]

   

 

   

Vassa (Gleb Panfilov) [MORE] [ADD]

   

 

   

Without Witnesses (Nikita Mikhalkov) [MORE] [ADD]

     
     
     
  1984  
     
   

Films of Note

   

 

   

Lev Tolstoy (Sergei Gerasimov) [MORE] [ADD]

 

 

   

My Friend Ivan Lapshin (Alexei Gherman) [MORE] [ADD]

   

 

   

A Time for Wishes (Yuli Raisman) [MORE] [ADD]

     
     
     
  1985  
   
   

Films of Note

 

 

   

Come and See (Elem Klimov) [MORE] [ADD]

     
     
     
  1986  
     
  18/5 -

At a meeting of the Soviet Union of Film Makers presided over by Mikhail Gorbachev, Lev Khulidjanov is replaced as first secretary by Elem Klimov.   The Union slowly begins releasing films that have previously been banned in the Soviet Union. [MORE] [ADD]

   

 

  9/8 -

Elem Klimov’s article, ‘The Cinema Will Not Wait,’ is published in Pravda.  [MORE] [ADD]

     
     
   

USSR 1986: Other Films of Note

   

 

   

Ideal Landscape (Peeter Simm) [MORE] [ADD]

   

 

   

Keep Smiling, Baby (Leida Leius) [MORE] [ADD]

   

 

   

The Swimmer (Irakly Kvirikadze) [MORE] [ADD]

   

 

   

Trial on the Road (Alexei Gherman) [MORE] [ADD]

     
     
     
  1987  
     
  May - Newly-elected officers at the Soviet Union of Film Makers demand a total re-organisation and the release of long-banned films. [MORE] [ADD]
     
     
   

USSR 1987: Other Films of Note

   

 

   

Assa (Sergei Solovyov) [MORE] [ADD]

   

 

   

The Commissar (Aleksandr Askoldov) [MORE] [ADD]

   

 

   

Games for Schoolchildren (Leida Laius, Arvo Ikho) [MORE] [ADD]

   

 

   

Is It Easy to Be Young? (Yuris Podnieks) [MORE] [ADD]

   

 

   

Messenger Boy (Karen Shakhnazarov) [MORE] [ADD]

   

 

   

Tomorrow There Was a War (Yuri Kara) [MORE] [ADD]

     
     
     
  1988  
     
   

Films of Note

   

 

   

Little Vera (Vassili Pichul) [MORE] [ADD]

   

 

   

Zina, Dear Zina (Pavel Chukhrai) [MORE] [ADD]

     
     
     
  1989  
     
   

Films of Note

   

 

   

Don’t Move, Die and Rise Again! (Vitaly Kanevsky) [MORE] [ADD]

   

 

   

Freedom is Paradise (Sergei Bodrov) [MORE] [ADD]

   

 

   

The Guard (Alexander Rogozhkin) [MORE] [ADD]

   

 

   

Koma (Nijole Adomentajte) [MORE] [ADD]

     
     
     
  1990  
     
   

Films of Note

   

 

   

Assuage My Sorrow (Viktor Prokhorov, Alexander Alexandrov) [MORE] [ADD]

   

 

   

Panzer (Igor Alimpiev) [MORE] [ADD]

   

 

   

Raspad (Mikhail Belikov) [MORE] [ADD]

   

 

   

Second Circle (Alexander Sokurov) [MORE] [ADD]

   

 

   

Taxi Blues (Pavel Lounguine) [MORE] [ADD]

 

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