Cinema Address: Krasnogorsk Trailer

Cinema Address: Krasnogorsk Trailer (1996)

01 February 1996 Factual 49 mins

All that was filmed by famous and famous cameramen during the century of the existence of cinematography is in the vaults of the Krasnogorsk Film and Photo Archive. The restricted access archives belonged to the powerful NKVD. Access to the archives was the discovery of part of the history of the Russian Empire and the Soviet Union. The transfer of time from today to the unknown past.

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