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Book Title: Quaderni russi: La guerra dimenticata del Caucaso The author of the book: Igort Edition: Mondadori Date of issue: October 18th 2011 ISBN: 8804613793 ISBN 13: 9788804613794 Language: English Format files: PDF The size of the: 773 KB City - Country: No data Loaded: 2234 times Reader ratings: 4.3 |
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Quando, il 7 ottobre del 2006, Anna Politkovskaja fu assassinata rimasi scioccato. La brutalità di una democrazia travestita, per la quale i sovietologi hanno coniato il termine democratura, aveva parlato. Ho trascorso quasi due anni tra Ucraina, Russia e Siberia, per cercare di capire, registrare, viaggiando in compagnia dei miei quaderni da disegno. Cosa era stata l'Unione Sovietica? Così è nato questo libro di storie di persone piccole, che attraverso il racconto mi hanno aiutato a cercare di dipanarlo, questo mistero russo. La scintilla arrivò al mio arrivo a Mosca, il 19 gennaio 2009, quando con un colpo alla nuca furono assassinati l'avvocato, e amico di Anna Politkovkaja, Stanislav Markelov e Anastasia Baburova, stagista della Novaja Gazeta, il giornale che pubblicava i reportage di Anna. Poi certo, Parajanov, il grande regista giorgiano di origine armena, allievo spirituale di Pierpaolo Pasolini. Arrestato e deportato per quasi cinque anni in Siberia. Il suo crimine? Non avere aderito ai canoni del realismo socialista. In compagnia dei suoi film, nei lenti giorni di viaggio ho attraversato in treno il cuore della Siberia e forse compreso un poco della meravigliosa disperazione russa. Un reportage disegnato sottoforma di graphic novel.

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The slim volume »Il letargo dei sentimenti« (1993: tr. The lethargy of the senses) is among the first of his titles to be available in German. Igort is also one of the first European comic authors to have published in Japan. In 1994, he took part in the Biennale in Venice. And he was commissioned with the concept development for the Japanese Manga publisher Kōdansha in the »Yuri« series (1996). In 2000, he finally founded his own publishing house, Coconino Press, in which he not only releases new works by international authors and illustrators, but also genre classics, such as Jacques Tardi, Daniel Clowes and Adrian Tomine. In his graphic novels and series, he mixes different techniques, often doing without larger text blocks over several pages and thus creating an atmosphere that is generated purely by the power of the illustrations. For »Fats Waller« (2004), he took his inspiration from Film Noir, among other genres, while the historical background of this thirties panorama that revolves around jazz pianist Waller also plays a significant role. Between 2008 and 2009, Igort travelled through the Ukraine, Russia and Siberia, carrying out research for his two volumes »Quaderni ucraini« (2010; tr. Reports from the Ukraine. Memories of USSR times) and »Quaderni russi« (2011; tr. Reports from Russia. The forgotten war in the Caucasus). In these, he combines illustrations with longer passages of text with great virtuosity, creating a compelling documentary portrait between past and present.
Igort has received prizes at numerous festivals for his comic novels. »Cinque è il numero perfetto« (2002; tr. 5 is the perfect number) was named Comic of the Year in 2003 at the Frankfurter Book Fair and, in 2011, he was given the Special Prize of the jury at the Comic Festival in Naples. In Treviso, he won two prizes in the same year, among others for »Baobab« as the best series. He was also a member of the jury at the Festival d’Angoulême in 2011. In addition to his artistic and publishing activities, he has also worked as an author and a presenter in Italian radio (RAI) and has written scripts. Igort lives in Paris.
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