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Vol 2, No 3
24 January 2000 |
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Aleksandr Sokurov Links Russia's foremost contemporary director on the web Researchers who know Russian will soon find that there are vast amounts of material on Sokurov both on and off the web. The situation in English, however, is rather different. Here is the best of what is on offer, including articles, resources and where to buy Sokurov videos. Contents Just click on the heading or scroll down to browse.
Articles in CER The Elusive Hitler: Sokurov's Moloch
Shopping for Sokurov These links offer 35mm film rental in the US and video sale complete with screening rights: Krug vtoroi (The Second Circle, 1990)
General resources Aleksandr Sokurov, video film-maker Internet Movie Database
Articles on individual films Moloch (1999) NB Moloch is title in German, as given on the film's credits. The correct transliteration of the title in Russian is "Molokh"] The Elusive Hitler: A Dialogue on Sokurov's Moloch
Moloch, Alexander Sokurov Mat' i syn (Mother and Son, 1997) I Cried and Cried, from Start to Finish Mother and Son Mother & Son Alexander Sokurov & His Cinema of Spiritual Oppression Dukhovnie golosa (Spiritual Voices, 1995) Images of War, Cinema of the Spirit: An interview with Vladimir Persov
Tikhie stranitsi (Whispering Pages, 1993) Kamen' (Stone, 1992) Elegiia iz Rossii (Elegy from Russia, 1992) Dni zatmeniia(Days of the Eclipse, 1989) Angels or UFOs?: In Print Brashinsky M and Horton A (eds), Russian Critics on the Cinema of Glasnost, Cambridge, 1994, pp 109-22 Christie I, "Returning to Zero" in Sight and Sound, 8, 1998, 4, pp 14-17 Christie I (ed), "Dossier: Aleksandr Sokurov, The Russian Idea" in Film Studies, 1, 1999, pp 63-77
Egerova T, Soviet Film Music: An historical survey, Amsterdam, 1997, pp 281-284 Horton A and Brashinsky M, The Zero Hour: Glasnost and Soviet Cinema in Transition, Princeton, New Jersey, 1992, pp 121-123 Jameson F, "On Soviet Magic Realism" in The Geopolitical Aesthetic: Cinema and Space in the World System, Bloomington, 1992, pp 87-113
Compiled by Andrew J Horton, 24 January 2000
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