Abstract
In the review, the author characterizes the content of the book “Hidden Curriculum: anthropology of Soviet school cinema of the early 1930s—mid-1960s”. The ideas of the authors about the main contrast of the school cinema of the Thaw period and films of the Stalin era are evaluated. The place of this monograph in the series of modern studies of Soviet school cinema is discussed.
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