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the room was warm, and so was the silence
Beneath the city, silence has a shape.
A Pause in the Night
"Television Equipment in the Service of the National Economy" is a Soviet popular science and documentary film released in 1976. The film is a detailed film report from the large-scale international exhibition "Svyaz-75", held in Moscow. The film was created by the Film Information Department of the USSR Ministry of Communications and filmed on the famous Soviet film "Svema". What is shown in the film The film demonstrates the advanced achievements of Soviet engineering in the field of television broadcasting and applied television systems for the mid-1970s.: Studio video recorders: the iconic Malachite-CT and Kadr-3P devices for Soviet TV are presented. Television cameras: an overview of the work of professional cameras "KT-116" and "KT-132". Mobile complexes: demonstration of the operation of a PTS (mobile television station) color television. Industrial TV: an overview of various indoor and applied television installations that were implemented in factories, construction sites and transport hubs of the USSR.
Behind the scenes photos from ‘The Virgin Suicides’ taken by Corrine Day 𓂃˖ ࣪⊹
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pipe dream or ...
if you build community in your area and show up to local government meetings to vote out the local corporate interests and start shopping local instead of on amazon and doordash then you don't even have to move
how do you think we lost all that stuff?