“My classmate at (the Moscow Film Institute) VGIK, Aleksandr Antipenko, brought the footage of Kyiv Frescoes that he shot for Parajanov and screened it for us. I immediately realized that Parajanov would be shooting his next film in this new revolutionary cinematic language”
PARAJANOV.com – Kiev Frescoes by Sergei Parajanov
PARAJANOV.com – Киевские фрески, Сергей Параджанов
PARAJANOV.com – Kyiv Frescoes by Sergei Paradjanov
PARAJANOV.com – Kyiv Frescoes by Sergei Paradjanov
PARAJANOV.com – Kyiv Frescoes by Sergei Paradjanov
PARAJANOV.com – Kyiv Frescoes by Sergei Paradjanov (Киевские фрески, Сергей Параджанов)
PARAJANOV.com – Kyiv Frescoes by Sergei Paradjanov (Киевские фрески, Сергей Параджанов)
Sergei Parajanov‘s Kiev Frescoes (Kyiv Frescos / Киевские фрески) was suppressed by Soviet Ukraine’s Dovzhenko Film Studio during production in 1966, but the approximately 14 surviving minutes of Kiev Frescoes nevertheless demonstrated a new film language (even more original than Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors). Parajanov later cemented this unique cinematic language in his masterpiece The Color of Pomegranates.
Parajanov-Vartanov Institute 
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