The Shattered mirror a journal of a time of trouble
The noted Russian filmmaker turns her camera on herself, her family, and her friends to examine the opportunities and challenges now facing people in the rapidly-changing Russian society.
"The noted Russian filmmaker turns her camera on herself, her family, and her friends to examine the opportunities and challenges now facing people in the rapidly-changing Russian society."@en
"A provacative journey into the heartland of Russia and a human portrayl of ordinary people at the crossroads of change."
"A documentary shot in Russia on Jan. 29, 1992. "With Valentina Schuvalova, Marina Krutoyarskaya, Alexander Zayzev, Michael Lovanov, Victor Listov, Alla Demidova, Liuba Leontiev, Serguei Leontiev, Olga Kutchkina, Dasha Tolstikova, Alexei Kublitsky, Igor Makarov, Andrei Egorshin, Vladimir Alyakrinsky, iril Cheliapov, Masha Topaz, Sergeĭ Muratov, Sergeĭ Krasavchenko, Irina Krasavchenko, Sergeĭ Livnev." "A video diary of Russian lives in the turmoil of political events of 1992. The characters in the films are ordinary people, friends, colleagues and neighbors of the filmmaker, Marina Goldovskai︠a︡"--Accompanying documentation."
"A personal journey through ordinary Russian society by filmmaker Marina Goldovskaya. An intimate and piercing look at her country as it faces new challenges and opportunities. In Russian with English narration and sub-titles."
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