
Cinema and the Environment in Eastern Europe: From Communism to Capitalism - Paperback
Cinema and the Environment in Eastern Europe: From Communism to Capitalism - Paperback
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by Masha Shpolberg (Editor), Lukas Brasiskis (Editor)
- Explores Eastern European cinema's shift from socialist-industrial landscapes to capitalist environmental crises.
- Applies eco-critical film theory to formerly communist states, combining environmental studies and film studies.
- Shows how filmmakers in the Soviet bloc used cinema to critique ecological damage and modernization.
- Captures transitional issues-privatization, commons destruction, post-1989 eco-cinema in Eastern Europe.
Author Biography
Masha Shpolberg is Assistant Professor of Film and Electronic Arts at Bard College. She is currently at work on a book entitled Labor in Late Socialism: The Cinema of Polish Workers' Unrest. In addition to this volume, she is also co-editor, with Anastasia Kostina, of Contemporary Russian Documentary, forthcoming from Edinburgh University Press.



















