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The subject index / Studio of Documentary Films

Studio of Documentary Films


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STUDIO OF DOCUMENTARY FILMS, St. Petersburg (12 Kryukov Canal Embankment), one of the largest documentary film studios in the country. Founded in 1918 as part of the Petrograd Cinema Committee, reorganised later on into Sevzapkino Cinema Factory's newsreel department. It was transformed again into the Leningrad Newsreel Studio in 1932, modelling itself on the Soyuzkino Leningrad Cinema Factory, and finally into the Leningrad Studio of Documentary Films in 1968. Many of its films were awarded prizes at the All-Union and International Film Festivals and State Prizes of the USSR and the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic. The studio hosted various directors at various times, including R. L. Karmen, E. Y. Uchitel, L. S. Cherentsov, S. D. Aranovich, P. S. Kogan, L. I. Stanukinas, I. P. Kalinina, M. S. Litvyakov, A. N. Sokurov, and N. V. Obukhovich. The studio's works represent a specific Leningrad (St. Petersburg) school of documentary films. Today the studio is involved in holding Message to Man, an annual international film festival.

Reference: Слово документалистам // Ленинградский экран: Ст. Творч. портреты. Интервью. Публикации. Л., 1979; Муратов Л. Г. Экран судьбы // Искусство Ленинграда. 1991. № 5. С. 68-78.

N. B. Volman.

Persons
Aranovich Semen Davidovich
Cherentsov Lev Sergeevich
Kalinina Irina Pavlovna
Karmen Roman Lazarevich
Kogan Pavel Simonovich
Litvyakov M.S.
Obukhovich Nikolay Vladimirovich
Sokurov Alexander Nikolaevich
Stanukinas Lyudmila Igorevna
Uchitel Efim Yulievich

Addresses
Kryukova Canal Embankment/Saint Petersburg, city, house 12

Bibliographies
Слово — документалистам // Ленинградский экран: Статьи. Творч. портр. Интервью. Публикации. Л., 1979

The subject Index
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Cinema

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Kryukov Canal

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Uchitel E. Y. (1913-1988), film director

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