Archive footage of Moscow in the 1970s | Russia Super 8 home movie film

MOSCOW 1970s | Archival Footage
Authentic Super 8 home movie film of Russia filmed in the 1970s.
This stock footage includes aerial views of Peking Hotel Moscow with statue, Bolshoi Theatre Moscow, street view with large Soviet building, Kremlin and St Basil silhouette, Saint Basil Cathedral and Kremlin towers, Red Square with crowds, Monument to Minin and Pozharsky, Spasskaya Tower Red Square, Red Square honor guard, Stalinist skyscraper Seven Sisters, Tsar Bell, Stalinist skyscraper seen from car, Luzhniki Stadium panoramic view, Moscow State University building and more

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We chose to keep the footage in its raw, unprocessed form to give creators the greatest flexibility.
By doing so, we preserve the full beauty and authenticity of the original frame.

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Family films on 8mm/Super 8 are unique historical testimonies. Sadly, many reels are deteriorating due to poor storage. At Archival Footage Service, we preserve these rare home movies to make them accessible worldwide.

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