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Review

Natasha Merkulova and Aleksey Chupov’s Captain Volkonogov Escaped (Kapitan Volkonogov bezhal, 2021)

Vol. 129 (November 2022) by Colette de Castro
An aestheticized take on the Soviet Great Terror (1936-1938).
Essay

Ruslan Fedotov’s Where Are We Headed? (2021)

Vol. 128 (October 2022) by Antonis Lagarias
The weird and the wicked in Moscow's metro system.
Review

Michael Borodin’s Convenience Store (Produkty 24, 2022)

Vol. 124 (April 2022) by Antonis Lagarias
A story of false promises in modern-day Russia.
Review

Yulia Trofimova’s The Land of Sasha (Strana Sascha, 2022)

Vol. 123 (March 2022) by Zoe Aiano
A teenager navigates the expectations and opportunities brought forth by his environment.
Interview

Yulia Trofimova on The Land of Sasha

Vol. 123 (March 2022) by Zoe Aiano
Yulia Trofimova discusses the development, making, and tenets of her debut feature about the Russian youth.
Review

Lyubov Arkus’ What Beat You Nothing (Kto tebya pobedil nikto, 2021)

Vol. 122 (February 2022) by Jack Page
A love letter to iconic actress Alla Demidova.
Review

Tamara Dondurey’s Stand By Me (Ryadom, 2022)

Vol. 122 (February 2022) by Jack Page
A young woman spirals into depression after a tragic loss.
Review

Ekaterina Selenkina’s Detours (Obkhodniye puti, 2021)

Vol. 121 (January 2022) by Maxim Plokhikh
This film explores Moscow's urban landscapes through the daily routine of a drug dealer.
Review

Alexander Zeldovich’s Medea (2021)

Vol. 121 (January 2022) by Jack Page
This modern adaption of Euripides' play is centered around a strong yet unrelatable anti-heroine.
Review

Maria Ignatenko’s Achrome (Pryzrachno-belyi, 2022)

Vol. 121 (January 2022) by Jack Page
Maria Ignatenko considers the role of nostalgia and accountability in our relation to WWII.
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