@article{1355327,
      note = {Title from resource description page (viewed November 19,  2015).},
      author = {Maksimchuk, Oksana,},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/1355327},
      title = {Adapters /},
      abstract = {For many years I dreamed of making a movie about my  generation at the crossroads of two eras. In Brezhnev's  time we went to school -- we had to tie a red pioneer tie  around our necks and render the young pioneers' salute. My  peers and I graduated from school in the ambiguous time of  Perestroika. A few years later, as 20-year-olds bred on  socialist ideals and having witnessed the collapse of the  'super-power', we were absolutely unprepared to plunge into  a new epoch, up to this day undefined by historians. The  characters of my film, who I know from childhood, are of  the same age as me. 20 years ago three of them immigrated  to Holland and France and the remaining three stayed in  Moscow. They are all very different, with different fates,  professions and lifestyles, and the only thing that unites  them is a common Soviet childhood and the undeniable  difficulties while adjusting to a new time. 20 years later  is the perfect moment to conclude and analyze the past, as  well as to think about present-day Russia and its future.  We have been able to address all of it and to transfer our  reflections in the interviews of our characters.},
      recid = {1355327},
      pages = {1 online resource (62 minutes)},
}