Blogs about: Sergei Eisenstein
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Religious symbols
It is interesting seen a movie that has a lot of intellectual montage. One of the images that call my attention is where the young girl gets merry and on the way to the house from the church you see… more →
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Two Thumbs Up for Criticism
evankessler wrote 3 months ago: Hey Trendlophiliacs! We know you’re probably oozing trendliness from your arteries and veins … more →
No Regrets for Our Youth (1946)
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mondale wrote 5 months ago: Akira Kurosawa’s first post-war film, No Regrets for Our Youth, is a strange uneasy movie. The st … more →
New DVDs: Monday 28 April 2008
cinemascream wrote 5 months ago: There is plenty to get through this week so I’ll just quickly mention that the disappointing H … more →
The Battleship Potemkin
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ZC wrote 6 months ago: Have begun reading Sergei Eistenstein’s famous Film Form, and watching Potemkin was like watch … more →
Shampoo is better! I go on first and clean the hair! Conditioner is better! I make the hair silky and smooth!
Justin wrote 7 months ago: 12. Battleship Potemkin (Sergei Eisenstein, 1925) This might be the only film on the list that gets … more →
wars and revolutions
michiko wrote 9 months ago: after discussing world war II and russian revolution with some friends weeks ago (technically last y … more →
Film on Wednesday - Battleship Potemkin
balkan wrote 9 months ago: The Battleship Potemkin, is a 1925 silent film directed by Sergei Eisenstein and produced by Mosfilm … more →
Religious symbols
chapiz wrote 1 year ago: It is interesting seen a movie that has a lot of intellectual montage. One of the images that call … more →
Questions on Film Que Viva Mexico
chapiz wrote 1 year ago: 1. In a way he uses a serape to compare it to the Mexican culture because on a sarape the colors sta … more →
On Slogans
MP:me wrote 1 year ago: 1. “It will be the art of the direct cinema of a slogan. Of communication that is just as unob … more →
Bioshock = High Art.
a.e.zimmer wrote 1 year ago: I figure I should just come out and say it instead of dicking around with doublespeak. Bioshock is … more →
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