Khrenov Nikolai Andreevich,
Doctor of Philosophy, Professor,
the Gerasimov Russian State
University of Cinematography
e-mail: nihrenov@mail.ru

Revolution and culture: desacralisation of revolution in Russian cinema
of the turn of XX-XXI centuries
(continuation)

Abstract. The article discusses the process of gradual, cautious at first, demythologized, and then increasingly blatant desacralization of the revolutionary events of 1917 that was the most evident interpretation in the works of the national cinema. The first steps on this path were made in Soviet times, and already in the post-Soviet desacralisation of the revolution became one of the main themes of cinema.

Keywords. Revolution, demythologization, desacralization, and cinema.


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