At first glance, Egor Abramenko's directorial debut may just seem to be another alien slasher. Be that as it may, we discuss the historical context of Sputnik and how this helps to generate a far more unique cinematic experience. We also critique Abramenko's intentions of paving a new way for Russian sci-fi cinema.

At first glance, Egor Abramenko's directorial debut may just seem to be another alien slasher. Be that as it may, we discuss the historical context of Sputnik and how this helps to generate a far more unique cinematic experience. We also critique Abramenko's intentions of paving a new way for Russian sci-fi cinema.

At first glance, Egor Abramenko's directorial debut may just seem to be another alien slasher. Be that as it may, we discuss the historical context of&nbsp;Sputnik and how this helps to generate a far more unique cinematic experience. We also critique Abramenko's intentions of paving a new way for Russian sci-fi cinema.

Sputnik: The Russian Identity and Aliens

Welcome to A Method to the Madness, the weekly podcast where we discuss, analyse and otherwise ponder our favourite films and television. We love films and we also love philosophy. This podcast is a combination of both, articulating the immense power of films and elucidating the complexity of such media. 

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Welcome to A Method to the Madness, the weekly podcast where we discuss, analyse and otherwise ponder our favourite films and television. We love films and we also love philosophy. This podcast is a combination of both, articulating the immense power of films and elucidating the complexity of such media. For more of our content, visit amttm.com/. For other content, visit the collaborative platform: zeroindent.com/.

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