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New Russian footprints in Dresden: [documentary] / author: Sabina Shelke-Vermeter; operator: Heiko Bartel; installation: Igor Marinyuk; edition: Valeria Shelke. - Electronic data (1 video file). -Dresden: German-Russian Institute of Culture, 2012. -
Systems. Requirements: 1 GHz or higher; RAM 512 MB or higher; Windows; Windows Media Player; video adapter; sound. card.
Access mode: the Internet portal of the Presidential Library.
The title from the screen.
On the final frames in the credits: New Russian tracks in Dresden. The first film.
Duration: 33 minutes 49 seconds.
Multimedia electronic publication.
Documentary film dedicated to the stay in Dresden of famous figures of contemporary Russian culture in the 1990s and 2000s, the life of the Russian community of Dresden and the role of the German-Russian Cultural Institute in Dresden. The film contains reports on the Institute's visits and speeches in it by Yevtushenko, B. Okudzhava, A. Pristavkina, D. Granin, B. Akhmadulina. The film was created with the participation of the Russkiy Mir Foundation and with technical support from the Dresden studio adhoc film
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I. Shelke-Vermeter, Sabina. II. Barthel, Haiko. III. Marinjuk, Igor. IV. Shelke, Valeria Dmitrievna. V. Russian-German Institute of Culture. Evtushenko, Evgeny Alexandrovich (1933-2017) - Documentary films. 2. Okudzhava, Bulat Shalvovich (1924 - 1997) - Documentary films. 3. Pristavkin, Anatoly Ignatievich (1931 - 2008) - Documentary films. 4. Granin, Daniil Alexandrovich (1919 - 2017) - Documentary films. 5. Akhmadulina, Bella Akhatovna (1937 - 2010) - Documentary films. 6. Russian-German Institute of Culture (Dresden, Germany) - Documentary films. 7. The people (the collection). 8. Russia and the countries of the world (collection). 9. Russia-Germany: from the history of relationships (collection). 10. Russia in the faces (collection). 11. Russian - History - Dresden, city (Germany) - Documentary films. 12. Documentaries. |
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Source of electronic copy: German-Russian Institute of Culture
Location on the original: German-Russian Institute of Culture |
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