The Glasnost Film Festival is a 12-video collection featuring 22 Soviet documentary films produced in the "Glasnost Era." Many of the films remain definitive and timeless documents of previously unexplored aspects of Soviet history and culture. All were produced originally on 35mm film and are subtitled in English.

And the Past Seems But a Dream, 87 min.
A 50-year reunion of former residents of Igarka reveals a time that was a painful nightmare, and the complicated attitudes of people towards Stalin.

Theatre Square, 28 min.
Without any narration or interviews, this film presents the images and sounds of a hunger strike staged over the Nagorno-Karabahk dispute.