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  4. Reel life: Memory and Gender in Soviet Estonian home movies and amateur films : a case study of the Estonian TV Series 8 MM LIFE (2014–2015)
Citation link
10.26092/elib/255
Publisher DOI
10.25969/mediarep/14798

Reel life: Memory and Gender in Soviet Estonian home movies and amateur films : a case study of the Estonian TV Series 8 MM LIFE (2014–2015)

Date Issued
2019-11-25
Author(s)
Jõhvik, Liis
Abstract
There is a global boom in personal accounts, autobiographies, and memoirs telling the stories of real individuals and their experiences. It is therefore unsurprising that autobiographies and other forms of personal documents would become an important source for rethinking history in former Soviet and socialist states as well. The autobiographical accounts were used to rethink the national past and oppose official Soviet historiography. Recently, documentary films and TV series make use of footage from people’s home archives, and thus claim to be truthful depictions of the past.
Subjects
gender studies

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amateur film

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Estonia

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TV series

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Fernsehserie
Institution
Universität Bremen
Faculty
Fachbereich 09: Kulturwissenschaften (FB 09)
Institute
Institut für Kunstwissenschaft – Filmwissenschaft – Kunstpädagogik
Type
journal article
Journal/Edited collection
Research in Film and History
Band
Issue 2
Issue
Issue 2
Page number
10
Secondary publication
No
License
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/de/
Language
English
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