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The July 2017 issue of KinoKultura, an open online journal dedicated to new Russian cinema, is available at http://www.kinokultura.com/2017/issue57.shtml. In this issue: 

 

Articles

• Evgenii Margolit: The Soviet Program at the 1932 Venice Film Festival

• Sardana Savvina: Cinema in Yakutia, or Sakha-Cinema

 

Festival Reports

• Birgit Beumers: Native Cinema from the Arctic Circle 

• Vida Johnson: Kinotavr 28: Genre, Variety, Relevance

 

Special Feature 

• Valerii Fomin: Polka 2: Zapreshchennye fil'my [Forbidden Films] (1993)

 

Reviews

• Sergei Aksenov: Moscow, I Tolerate You by Theodora Kelly Trimble 

• Fedor Bondarchuk: Attraction by Andrew Chapman

• Oksana Bychkova, Aksin’ia Gog, Natal’ia Kudriashova, Renata Litvinova, Natal’ia Nazarova, Anna Parmas, Avdot’ia Smirnova: Petersburg: Only for Love by Olga Mukhortova 

• Konstantin Feoktistov: Three Bogatyrs and the Sea King by Lora Mjolsness 

• Sergei Kachkin: Perm-36: Reflexion (doc.) by Frederick C. Corney 

• Nikolai Khomeriki: The Icebreaker by Chip Crane

• Dmitrii Kiselev: Spacewalk by Natalija Majsova 

• Andrei Kravchuk: The Viking by Denise J. Youngblood 

• Pavel Lungin, Queen of Spades by Katherine Bowers 

• Aleksandr Mindadze: My Good Hans by Ellina Sattarova 

• Aleksei Petrukhin: The Teacher by Olga Klimova 

• Sergei Solov'ev: Ke-dy by Lilya Kaganovsky 

• Aleksei Tsitsilin: Snow Queen 3: Fire and Ice by Natalie Kononenko 

• Il’ia Uchitel’: Big Village Lights by Holly Myers