The Films of Aleksandr Rou

The Films of Aleksandr RouIn a directorial career spanning from 1938 to 1972, Aleksandr Rou transformed the landscape of Soviet fantasy and filmmaking. Featuring detailed analyses of Rous films and their social and industrial contexts, this book introduces the exhilarating oeuvre of one of the worlds great masters of fairy tale cinema to Western audiences. 19 b&w illus. Click here to book tickets for The Films of Aleksandr Rou BFI New Writings Library event. Read the Senses of

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