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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Maria BelodubrovskayaPublisher: Cornell University Press Imprint: Cornell University Press Dimensions: Width: 15.20cm , Height: 1.90cm , Length: 22.90cm Weight: 0.454kg ISBN: 9781501752025ISBN 10: 1501752022 Pages: 266 Publication Date: 15 November 2020 Recommended Age: From 18 years Audience: General/trade , General Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Manufactured on demand We will order this item for you from a manufactured on demand supplier. Table of ContentsTerms and Abbreviations Note on Transliteration Introduction 1. Quantity vs. Quality 2. Templan 3. The Masters 4. Screenwriting 5. Censorship Conclusion Acknowledgments Appendixes Bibliography IndexReviewsMaria Belodubrovskaya has written a thoroughly researched and analytically deep monograph that will impact film and Slavic studies for years to come. * Slavic Review * Not According to Plan offers a new take on the failures of the Soviet film industry during Stalin's reign. Highly recommended * Choice * Not According to Plan includes numerous resources to help readers navigate its content. * CBQ: Communication Booknotes Quarterly * Beoldubrovskaya provides a comprehensive listing of individuals who played a vital role in filmmaking decisions, studios and relevant institutions, dates, documentation and other information. * Europe-Asia Studies * Not According to Plan offers a new take on the failures of the Soviet film industry during Stalin's reign. Highly recommended * Choice * Through a robust exploration of the institutions, production mechanisms and professional groups that comprised the film industry under Stalin, Belodubrovskaya offers a fresh perspective on censorship, the relationship between filmmakers and the party-state, and the failure to create a mass communist cinema in the USSR.... By patiently preparing the ground for four chapters before boldly reconceptualizing film censorship under Stalin, Belodubrovskaya succeeds in shifting the dominant paradigm of Soviet filmmaking history. Her counterintuitive insights make Not According to Plan both compelling and original. * Studies in Russian and Soviet Cinema * Maria Belodubrovskaya's book is a significant contribution not only to film studies but also to social and political science.... The author disputes the conventional wisdom on Soviet film under Stalin, in particular the myth of Stalin as the 'chief censor' [showing] that a weak institutional policy and environment, not Stalin, were critical in shaping film policy and production in all of its dimensions. * Europe-Asia Studies * Maria Belodubrovskaya has written a thoroughly researched and analytically deep monograph that will impact film and Slavic studies for years to come. * Slavic Review * Maria Belodubrovskaya has written a thoroughly researched and analytically deep monograph that will impact film and Slavic studies for years to come. * Slavic Review * Not According to Plan offers a new take on the failures of the Soviet film industry during Stalin's reign. Highly recommended * Choice * Maria Belodubrovskaya's book is a significant contribution not only to film studies but also to social and political science.... The author disputes the conventional wisdom on Soviet film under Stalin, in particular the myth of Stalin as the 'chief censor' [showing] that a weak institutional policy and environment, not Stalin, were critical in shaping film policy and production in all of its dimensions. * Europe-Asia Studies * Through a robust exploration of the institutions, production mechanisms and professional groups that comprised the film industry under Stalin, Belodubrovskaya offers a fresh perspective on censorship, the relationship between filmmakers and the party-state, and the failure to create a mass communist cinema in the USSR.... By patiently preparing the ground for four chapters before boldly reconceptualizing film censorship under Stalin, Belodubrovskaya succeeds in shifting the dominant paradigm of Soviet filmmaking history. Her counterintuitive insights make Not According to Plan both compelling and original. * Studies in Russian and Soviet Cinema * Author InformationMaria Belodubrovskaya is Associate Professor in the Department of Cinema and Media Studies at the University of Chicago. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |