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1. • • Six months into Russia's war in Ukraine, Russia's thriving film and TV industry is in crisis. Hollywood studios and Netflix have left. There's pressure to back 'patriotic' projects. 142 celebrities were put on a list for not publicly supporting the 'special military operation.'
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   Aug 18, 2022 · Six months into Russia's war in Ukraine, Russia's thriving film and TV industry is in crisis. Hollywood studios and Netflix have left. There's pressure to back 'patriotic' projects.

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   Why is Russia's film industry in crisis?

   • Six months into Russia's war in Ukraine, Russia's thriving film and TV industry is in crisis. Hollywood studios and Netflix have left. There's pressure to back 'patriotic' projects. 142 celebrities were put on a list for not publicly supporting the 'special military operation.'

   Back to the USSR: Russia's Film Industry Is on Life Support

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   What happened to the film industry in Russia?

   • An Industry in Crisis I soon learned the film industry in Russia at that time was in full crisis. Due to the severe financial impact caused by the initial market reforms of perestroika, the state could no longer support the country’s film industry, which in turn could not sustain itself commercially.

   How Russia Became Europe’s No. 1 Cinema Market - Celluloid Junkie

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   Does Russia have a film industry?

   • Russia’s film industry can be hard to sort through. Unlike Hollywood, which is self-sufficient and funded by a hundred-year-old studio system, Russian culture, like that of France or Germany, largely relies on state funding.

   The Russian Filmmaker Trapped Between Hollywood and Moscow

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   How will Russia's movie industry affect online piracy?

   • The Russian film industry will suffer, while online piracy soars. Following the end of the Soviet Union, Russia’s movie business just about disintegrated in the 1990s. In 1995, the country was the lowest-ranked in Europe in ticket sales per capita; in 1996, on average, only one in five Moscow residents made a single visit to the movie theater.

   Four Takeaways From Hollywood’s Boycott of Russia - The Atlantic

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4. deadline.com › 2021 › 05How Russia's Screen Sector Is Thriving In Face Of Pandemic

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   May 17, 2021 · Although Russia has been criticized by media for having a soft approach to lockdown, its response allowed the film and TV sectors to thrive.

5. www.nytimes.com › russia-hollywood-filmsThe Russian Filmmaker Trapped Between Hollywood and Moscow

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   Aug 10, 2022 · The Russian Filmmaker Trapped Between Hollywood and Moscow. As boycotts of Russia expand to include cultural exports, artists like Kirill Serebrennikov must prove they are dissident enough to...

6. variety.com › 2022 › filmRussian Industry Responds to Boycotts Over Ukraine - Variety

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   Mar 1, 2022 · Amid calls for a boycott of Russian films that have received government support and a strident response from European media groups, cultural institutions, film festivals and industry...

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   Mar 12, 2022 · The Russian film industry will suffer, while online piracy soars. Following the end of the Soviet Union, Russia’s movie business just about disintegrated in the 1990s.

8. time.com › 6158946The Difficult Decision Facing Russian TV and Film Actors | TIME

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   Mar 21, 2022 · With Russia morphing from hybrid authoritarianism that tolerated some dissent into a full dictatorship, festivals such as Cannes and Berlin are closed off to it, and so are content markets such...

9. celluloidjunkie.com › 2021/09/30 › how-russianHow Russia Became Europe's No. 1 Cinema Market - Celluloid Junkie

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   Sep 30, 2021 · I soon learned the film industry in Russia at that time was in full crisis. Due to the severe financial impact caused by the initial market reforms of perestroika, the state could no longer support the country’s film industry, which in turn could not sustain itself commercially.