Sergey Novikov (photographer)

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Sergey Novikov is a Russian photographer based in Moscow. His series Breathless captured Soviet Union era cinemas. Many are abandoned, crumbling or closing and others are getting redeveloped or torn down. The theaters captured include many examples of Constructivist architecture.^[1]

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^ Mark Byrnes Russia's Disappearing Movie Theaters Mark ByrnesOct 22, 2013

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