As a sneak preview to the upcoming 1999 Karlovy Vary International Film Festival (see this week’s other Kinoeye article), Kinoeye brings you a revised version of an article which appeared in this section some months ago: a look at a contemporary take on some early Russian classics. Many Soviet films of the twenties and thirties, despite the best efforts of […]
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