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The CD and a booklet with the complete text in Russian are presented in a beautifully decorated hardcover box. All in Russian.
Read by the author
ISBN: 3-929298-08-2
Read by the author
ISBN: 3-929298-09-0
Read by the author
ISBN: 3-929298-18-X
Read by the author
ISBN: 3-929298-11-2
The Handy Set: cassette and text
Read by A. Kostinski
ISBN: 3-929298-14-7
Read by K. Kasatkin
ISBN: 3-929298-01-5
Read by K. Kasatkin
ISBN: 3-929298-03-1
Read by M. Schumann/K. Kasatkin
ISBN: 3-929298-05-8
Read by M. Thorgevsky
ISBN: 3-929298-06-6
Read by M. Thorgevsky
ISBN: 3-929298-10-4
Read by the author
Read by the author
Read by O. Shirokova
Classical masterpieces on CD with text
Read by Ya. Smolenskij
ISBN: 3-929298-12-0
Read by A. Demidova
ISBN: 3-929298-13-9
Read by A. Demidova
ISBN: 3-929298-17-1
Read by Ya. Smolenskij
ISBN: 3-929298-15-5
Read by R. Klejner
ISBN: 3-929298-16-3
Classical masterpieces on CD without text
Read by K. Kasatkin
ISBN: 3-929298-04-X
Read by M. Thorgevsky
ISBN: 3-929298-07-4
Read by K. Kasatkin
ISBN: 3-929298-02-3
Read by Alexander Kostinskij
ISBN: 3-929298-19-8
This special edition DVD features a choice of 3 soundtracks to accompany the film:
A soundtrack composed and performed by the Alloy Orchestra, who have closely followed Vertov's notes on music to accompany the film.
A new score from In the Nursery, who successfully toured the UK with the film last year. Their score deploys the latest music technology to create a soundtrack that reflects Vertov's own progessive filmmaking techniques.
A commentary by Yuri Tsivian (in English), the leading historian of Russian silent cinema. His provocative and stimulating account makes this masterpiece of documentary cinema accessible as never before.
Years had to pass before most of his films were allowed to been shown in public.
This film, based on a short story by Arkady and Boris Strugatsky, describes in a modern way the quest for the Holy Grail.
It deals with the difficulties of communication and communicability. Being a philosophical discourse and a search at the same time the film opperates with a moral impact that does not entertain, but proves to be challenging.
Larissa Shepitko belongs to a generation of film makers, where the impediments of a censorship are not so strict. She was born in 1939 in Kiev and died at an early age in a traffic accident. Her husband, a film maker too accomplished her last film ``Farewell Matyora''.
The film demonstrates critical handling of the illustration of the Second World War. Two imprisoned partisans have to deceide between collaboration and punishment.
The film received a price during the Berlin film festival in 1977.