현대 러시아 지역 영화 연구 － 사하, 바슈코르스탄, 타타르스탄, 야말 지역의 경우 －

Abstract

In this paper, the author analyzed the film The Road from the River Ob’ directed by Zinaida Longortova from the Yamal, who won the grand prize in the competition of regional cinema at the Cheboksar International Film Festival in 2019, the film Lord-Bird directed by Eduard Novikov from the Sakha Republic, who won the grand prize at the Moscow International Film Festival in 2018, film the Baigal directed by Ildar Yakaparov from the Republic of Tatarstan, and the First Republic directed by Bulat Yusupov from the Republic of Bashkorstan and tried to uncover some of the distinctive features of Russian regional cinema.<BR> What the film Lord-Bird wanted to say was the relationship between nature and civilization. This work shows the life of a minority ethnic group living as a Russian citizen while maintaining their own identity. In the Russian minority, Orthodox and folk beliefs do not exclude each other, but coexist.<BR> The film Vigal goes back and forth 30 years ago and now in time. In the film, two worlds, the real world and the mythical world, intersect. The large fish called Vigal lives in the Volga River. In other words, this film seeks to secure the regionality and identity of Tatarstan with the existence of the Tatarstan myth called Vigal and the geographical background of the Volga River, and acquire universality under the theme of parents and children and art.<BR> The First Republic can be seen as a kind of tribute to the Republic of Bashkorstan and as a tribute to those who devoted themselves to the birth of the Republic.<BR> The film The Road from the River Ob’ is a feature film in the Yamal region, a minority region in Russia that is rarely produced. The screening itself deserves a record as an example of expanding the horizons of Russian regional cinema in Russian cinema history.<BR> The characteristic of Russian regional cinema is to express the cultural and historical identity of the region. And Russia