1967 Novyny Kinoekranu Issue 2 Magazine - Soviet Film and Aviation History

Description 1967 Novyny Kinoekranu Issue 2 Magazine - Soviet Film and Aviation History

Novyny Kinoekranu — Issue No. 2, February 1967

Explore the making of 'The Tenth Step', delve into the philosophical themes of a Leningrad film, and meet Soviet aviation heroes.

About this issue

This February 1967 issue of Novyny Kinoekranu features an in-depth look at the production of 'The Tenth Step', a film dedicated to the Bolshevik struggle during the Russian Civil War. It also covers a Leningrad film project exploring philosophical themes and social issues, reflecting on Lenin's philosophical notebooks.

Readers can discover stories of Soviet aviation heroes, the making of the film 'Days of Flight', and a historical narrative about the October Revolution documented in rare film archives. The issue also highlights the personal journey of actors like Mikhail Zharov and the creative process behind Soviet cinema.

Highlights

• The Tenth Step. A film project by the Dovzhenko Studio, depicting the Bolshevik struggle during the Russian Civil War, based on Robert Eideman's works.
• Philosophical Themes in Cinema. A Leningrad film project delves into philosophical themes, using Lenin's philosophical notebooks as a foundation.
• Days of Flight. An aviation film capturing the heroics of Soviet pilots, with a focus on personal and professional challenges.
• Historical Archives of the October Revolution. Rare film archives document the events of the October Revolution, showcasing unique footage and historical insights.
• Mikhail Zharov's New Role. Famed actor Mikhail Zharov takes on a new and challenging role, exploring personal and societal themes in 'Starsha Sestra'.
• Soviet Cinema's Creative Process. Insights into the film-making process in Soviet cinema, including set design and actor preparations.

...and there is far more to discover inside — additional reports, striking photo spreads and period advertising await.

Why it matters

This issue is a treasure trove for researchers and collectors interested in Soviet cinema and cultural history. It documents the creative processes behind significant Soviet films, offers rare insights into historical events like the October Revolution, and captures the zeitgeist of 1960s Soviet Union through its detailed coverage of cinema and cultural projects.

Large-format Soviet Ukrainian illustrated film magazine — 16 pages plus cover, 26.5 × 34 cm (10.4 × 13.4 in), colour covers and film photography.