At last I visited British Council!
A few days ago I found a time to visit one of the best English libraries in Kiev, which is British Council. I used to go there when was studying at school but then my card became out of date and I had to prolong it. The reason why I came there was to look up some stuff for my research paper which covers the topic of the movies of the 30’s.
I was given some articles and books that had a connection to my theme. After checking up them fully, I found some valuable material and was going to use it for my research. But I’ve got a question to you Mrs. Gray. Should I describe the Soviet movies or English, American, whatever…?
Basically, I had a talk with my granny, the person I’m going to interview again, and she told me that I chose the period that straightly concerned war and starvation. But to me, there were some other good points except tragic events. For example, Love and Friendship!! Anyway, I’m working on it and hope to get it finished soon.
"There is nothing permanent except change," Greek philosopher... 
Yes, we will talk more about this today in class. I think I have an article I could send to you about Soviet movies and Stalin’s idea behind the propaganda machine he saw in it as useful. You need to start zeroing in on what you will research and it is good you have your grandmother to interview and get quotes from. You may have to go back to British Council to find some other articles to use in your research paper once you know what your focus is.
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