The book "White Movement Image in the Mirror of the Russian and Western Screen" by Alexander Fedorov offers an in-depth analysis of the representation of the White Movement in Soviet, Russian, and Western cinema. It examines the prevailing stereotypes and ideologies conveyed in these films and highlights the role of cinema as a medium for spreading ideologies. Although the White Movement was not prominently featured in Soviet film production, it still had a significant impact on societal perception. Fedorov analyzes how the White Movement was often portrayed negatively, while Western films like "Doctor Zhivago" and "Nicholas and Alexandra" provide a more positive, melodramatic view of the events of the Russian Revolution and the Civil War. This scholarly book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in film history, ideology, and the cultural narratives of the Russian Revolution.