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Tsyrkun, Nina. "Film comics in Russia and their genesis." Studies in Russian & Soviet Cinema 7.(2013): 295–310. 
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Resource type: Journal Article
Language: en: English
Peer reviewed
DOI: 10.1386/srsc.7.3.295_1
BibTeX citation key: Tsyrkun2013
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Keywords: Film, Genre, Intermediality, Russia
Creators: Tsyrkun
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Collection: Studies in Russian & Soviet Cinema
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Abstract
This article explores the sources and origins of the film comics in Russia before 1934, the year when Aleksandr Medvedkin’s Schast'e/Happiness was shot. The author argues that, even though traditionally classed as a form of the lubok, the film might be identified in a broader (universal) sense as a comic strip. This is demonstrated through an analysis of the film’s narrative, arguing that, while comics are a genre, the lubok – often defined as a ‘Russian komiks’ – is merely a style.
  
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