Introduction / Lars Lyngsgaard Fjord Kristensen
Cultural strategies, industry and reception. The Russian postcommunist blockbuster: Fyodor Bondarchuk's 9th Company / Jasmijn Van Gorp
Baltic cinema: between national and transnational strategies / Zoe Aiano
Cultural aspirations and the voluntary Americanisation of Serbian cinema / Vlastimir Sudar
"Haven't you heard of internationalism?" Communist cinema in Mozambique / Rosalind Gray
The remains of socialist realism: Cyclo and Beijing bicycle / Lars Lyngsgaard Fjord Kristensen
Spotting the eagle on Anglophone turf: postcommunist reception and Albanian cinema / Bruce Williams
People, place and nation. Demolish or love: representations of socialist leftover in postcommunist Polish cinema / Ewa Mazierska
Treading new paths: Czech and German postcommunist road movies / Sune Beckman Pedersen
The crime that changed Serbia: the Belgrade ghetto film / Nevena Dakovic
Projected nation and projected self: Atom Egoyan's Calendar / Yun-Hua Chen
Truancy, or thought from the provinces: on Jia Zhangke's Platform / Yün Peng
Representations of former USSR identities in Turkish Cinema / Serazer Pekerman.
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