Test the national gene. Quotes

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Until August 30 An exhibition of photos of the author and documentary film in the center of contemporary art "M'ARS (Pushkarev Pereulok. 5). At the opening of the exhibition's curator Oleg Arnautov (first left) spoke about the participants and to the exhibition. Photographers and directors of the former CIS countries represent their country, and with the help of photos and movies show their national characteristics.

The only minus: the scrolling photos as a slide show on the screens, making it difficult to shoot.

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Azerbaijan
1,2 - director Shamil Nazhafzade, a fragment of the film "Black and white world" 1991.
Elderly grandfather is very long and hard trying to open a candy bar.
Armenia
3,4,5 - photographer Delusional Insanity
Belarus
6-10 - photographers Sergei Kozhemjakin series "Dreams of something greater or Belarusian mentality", Victor Brusinsky of the series "Man kind" and "Female form" 2009

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Basically, the main theme of the series of photographs were the traditions and life of everyday life, the post-Soviet space. It seemed to me that many photographers and filmmakers slightly exaggerated, depicting unsettled way of life, devastation and general negative number of photographs.

Georgia
1-3 - photographers Amico Kavtaradze, Irakli Dzneladze series "Georgian wedding" 2009
Canada
4-6 - photographers Sergei Lopatinsky, Sergei Turcanu
Kazakhstan
7-10 - photographer Sergey Kozoderov

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Kyrgyzstan
1-5 - photographer George Kolotov
4th photo directly Dejneka
Russia
6 - director Galina Krasnoborova, a fragment of the film "9 forgotten songs" 2008
7-9 - photographers Alexander Podosinov, Igor Kultyshkin, Oleg Arnautov of the project "Identification-2" 2008-2009

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Tajikistan
1.3 photographer Gairat Usmonov,
4.6 Jamshed Kholikov "Eden",
7,8 - Jamshed Kholikov "Search Space"
Ukraine
9,10 - Photographers Irina Ruzina, Yuriy Nesterov

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Uzbekistan
1-10 - photographers Anwar Hadzhaniyazov, Boris Nedosekov, Shaukat Boltaev, Umida Akhmedova, Ernest Kurgveliev, Timur Karpov, Mikhail Golovachev, Leonid Kudreyko, Vikor An

The exhibition is under the humanitarian program "Six Plus One" with the support of the Interstate Fund for Humanitarian Cooperation of CIS countries.

The name of the Program was born out of sustainable phrase "one sixth", which means exactly that part of the world's land, the space that occupies our Commonwealth. This phraseologism easily recognizable by most inhabitants of the CIS. Under the "plus" refers to the nearest neighbors and those that contemporary art which is significant in guiding the Commonwealth and the Baltic States.