hi! sure, this sub is fine for a question like this.

There's lots of room for more input on this, but I'll get you started on a few earlier posts.

• During the Cold War, did the Soviets have their own James Bond character in the media? A hero who fought the capitalist pigs of the West for the good of Mother Russia. <-- read this one if nothing else

• Did the USSR have any kind of attempt to appeal to the youth similar to how Captain America got big in the US?

• Question about art and movies during the Cold War in Russia

• What were movies like in Soviet Russia during the Cold War?

• Did the USSR and other countries have a "Superman," or other related type icons.

• What was television like for communist countries such as the Soviet Union or DDR during the Cold War?

... and there have been several discussions about Soviet film highlighting racism / racial segregation in the USA, but I've drawn a blank trying to search for them. Will give that more thought...

edit: found this old one; it contains some of the same links I've provided above, but has additional stuff too. I'm positive there was at least one more recent thread on this topic, so the hunt continues

• Soviet Public's Perceptions of the United States during the Cold War

I've never actually seen one, but the USSR produced 'red westerns', which was your typical 'cowboys and indians' films with the moral roles reversed. The natives were portrayed as peaceful people being driven out by oppressive Americans.