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The case study suggests that regional cultural institutions—rather than central ministries—played a decisive role in shaping the early post‑Soviet film canon. Their autonomy enabled experimental programming but also required them to navigate local sensibilities, illustrating a hybrid model of cultural governance.

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| Method | Source | Purpose | |--------|--------|---------| | | Collections of the Ukrainian State Film Fund (Ukrfilm) , regional okru archives (e.g., Lviv, Odesa, Kharkiv) | Trace acquisition dates, licensing agreements, and exhibition records for Pretty Baby . | | Content analysis | Articles from regional film journals (e.g., Kino‑Okru (1990‑1995), Vidkryta Kamera ), newspaper reviews, festival catalogs | Identify dominant interpretive frames (aesthetic, moral, political). | | Semi‑structured interviews | 12 curators/film‑programmers from diverse okru institutions; 6 film‑studies scholars from Ukrainian universities | Capture insider perspectives on programming decisions, audience feedback, and policy constraints. | | Audience reception survey (historical) | Reproduced questionnaires from 1992 Lviv Okru film festival (archived) | Gauge audience reactions to the film’s erotic content and historical setting. | | | Audience reception survey (historical) | Reproduced

The ethical controversy surrounding Pretty Baby was reframed within Ukrainian moral economies that were still calibrating the boundaries of acceptable representation after decades of ideological control. The film thus acted as a “cultural shock” that prompted public articulation of new aesthetic and ethical standards.