Movies from the '90s

What we remember Soviet movies of the '90s? The last years of the Soviet Union (1990 and 1991), as well as the "dashing" 90s that followed them, were the most difficult for a significant part of the Soviet generation. The transition from a planned economy to a market economy had a significant impact on the domestic cinematography. The first private enterprises appeared like mushrooms after the rain.cooperatives"The film industry was not left behind, and now movies are made not only by traditional Soviet film studios, but also by private film companies. The cinematography was not left behind, and now movies are made not only by traditional Soviet film studios, but also by private film companies. These films are mostly low-budget action movies or comedies, where the main characters are the new masters of life (cooperators, businessmen, rectirs) or "new Russians," as they have come to be called. The plots of these films are often borrowed from American action movies that flooded Soviet screens in the late 80s and early 90s. Against their background, domestic films looked bad fakes and not even remembered by most viewers, because the people now preferred cinemas half-basement video salons. In general, in the 90s, the original Soviet cinematography went into oblivion along with that political and economic model, the debate about the success of which does not subside to this day....