USSR State Committee on Cinematography

The USSR State Committee on Cinematography was a government agency responsible for overseeing all aspects of film production, distribution, and regulation in the Soviet Union. It served as the central authority ensuring that films aligned with state policies and ideological goals. The committee managed funding, censors, and artistic standards, shaping Soviet cinema as a tool for education and propaganda. It played a key role in coordinating the industry, promoting national culture, and controlling content to reflect Communist ideals. Essentially, it was the official body that directed and supervised Soviet filmmaking activities across the country.