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D.L. Karavaev (2013). The Fatherland War of 1812: the paths
and dead-ends of screen interpretation. Culture and Art, 3, 314–320. https://en.nbpublish.com/library_read_article.php?id=62832
D.L. Karavaev The Fatherland War of 1812: the paths and dead-ends of screen interpretationAbstract: the article explores the experience of movie-making – both, theater cinema and television cinema which is dedicated to the Fatherland War of 1812, all the way from silent movies made in Europe and Russia (“Grenadier Rolan ” by L. Maggi, “1812” by V. Goncharov) to modern filming of “War and Peace” of L.N. Tolstoy and Russian commercial productions devoted to 200-th anniversary of the Fatherland War. The author analyzes the role of cinematographic arts in the War’s memorialization. Keywords: history of arts, Fatherland War of 1812, historical movie, “Grenadier Rolan” by L. Maggi, screen version, memorialization, “War and Peace”, historic character, Alexander I, Napoleon I.
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