Global pressure.The first film.Born in America (1986)

Documentary №50232, 6 parts, duration: 0:53:33
Production: LSDF
Director:N. Boronin
Screenwriters:B.Bardin, N.Boronin
Camera operators:S. Ivanyuhin
Sound mixer:V.Petriashvili

Annotation:

The film deals with the problem of penetration and influence of mass culture on U.S. culture of Italy, France, Japan, Mexico. About the cultural expansion of America, spreading its influence throughout the world.

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Italy.

City of Rome.

American writer G. Vidal gives interviews (synchronously in English).

American journalist D. Stryker says (synchronously in English).

Buildings and monuments of the city.

Ruins of the Colosseum and the Forum.

Pantheon.

St.

Peter's Basilica.

Square.

Fountains.

Chinechita studio.

Filmmakers D. De Santis and S. Lidzani pass through the territory studio, give interviews (synchronously in Italian).

U.S. embassy.

Bookstall with American editions.

M. Mastroianni gives interviews (synchronously in Italian).

American publisher, American bars, American store in

Rome.

Movement of vehicles.

Foreign tourists on the streets.

Critic and journalist K. Kozulichi gives interviews (synchronously in Italian).

France.

The city of Paris.

Eiffel Tower.

Arc de Triomphe.

Louvre.

American journalist D. Stryker gives interviews (synchronously in French).

France.

The city of Paris.

Theater on the Champs Elysees.

Theater all in cash.

Advertising the American film "Rambo II".

Journalist interviewing viewers (synchronously in French).

Advertising film "Rocky IV".

Fragments from the film "Rocky IV".

Personnel chronicles.

USA. Hollywood.

Shooting a feature film in the Hollywood film studios.

Mexico.

Mexico City.

U.S. stores.

Billboards American goods in cars, homes.

Advertising American goods in magazines.

Personnel chronicles.

Demonstration models of trendy clothing in one of the countries.

Advertising jeans.

Demonstration of denim garments at the stadium.

France.

The city of Paris.

Quay of the river Seine.

Eiffel Tower.

Notre Dame.

The streets of

Paris.

Cafes.

Square.

Grand Opera.

Centre Pompidou.

Montmartre.

Artists.

Singer Isabel Obra in rehearsal, gives interviews (synchronously in French).

Champs Elysees.

Bridge over the River Seine.

Inventor, writer and businessman Bernard Benson gives interviews (synchronously in French).

Statue of Liberty at the bridge de Grenelle.

Chronicle: The Statue of Liberty in

New York.

Photos: build the Statue of Liberty in

Paris, the Statue of Liberty postage in the United States.

Chronicle: Speech rock ensemble, a man and a goat drinking beer, men consider pornographic magazines, sex shows addicts smoke, make shots, police detain addicts shooting cowboy movie.

Stills from the film "Star Wars."

Advertising sex show.

Advertising porn cinema building.

Variety building "Moulin Rouge."

France.

The city of Paris.

Advertising clothing store.

Showcases, shop buildings.

Shop "Chicago."

Toy store.

Filmmaker D. Karlen gives interviews (synchronously in French). D. Karlen at work in the office.

College.

College students greet the crew of the film "Global pressure", give interviews (synchronously in French).

Chronicle: buskers, traffic police car, musicians throw money.

Japan.

Tokyo.

Advertising on the streets of an evening city.

Park District E-Em.

Young people dancing rock and roll.

Sale of American flags.

Tanks.

Family in the pair.

Newsreel: rock band, the audience cheers and frantic wedding E. Presley in

Las Vegas performance E. Presley.

Photos E. Presley.

USA. Casino in

Las Vegas.

Slot machine halls.

Speech illusionist (no location shooting).

Japan.

Tokyo.

Park.

Roller-skating rink club.

Buddhist temple.

Mexico.

Tourists at the pyramids.

Boating in the park.

Key words

Media.
Private trade.
Catering.
Educational activities.
Cinema.
Objects of public entertainment.
Entertainment.
Position of the various groups.
Cultural ties.
Economic ties.
Music.
Cinema.
Sculpture.
Advertising.
Fashion.
Architecture.
Painting.

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