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Vera Baranovskaya, Nikolay Batalov, Aleksandr Chistyakov, Ivan Chuvelyov, Valeri Inkishanov
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Vsevolod Pudovkin
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"Mother" (1926, 母)
"The End Of St. Petersburg" (1927, 聖ペテルブルクの最後)
"Storm Over Asia" (1928, アジアの嵐)
"Chess Fever" (1925, チェス狂): Pudovkin's Directorial Debut, This Ingenious Satire Of The Moscow Chess Craze Combines Staged Scenes With Documentary Footage, And Features A Number Of Cameos From The Worlds Of Cinema And Chess.
"A Revolution In Five Moves": A Visual Essay Showcasing The Five Edits That Inspired The Bolshevik Revolution.
"Five Principles Of Editing": A Comparison Of Pudovkin's "Five Principles Of Editing".
"Amateur Images Of St. Petersburg" (1930)
"Notebooks Of A Tourist Presents: St. Petersburg" (C. 1920)
Audio Commentary - "Storm Over Asia" (1928): Featuring Film Historian And Scholar, Jan-Christopher Horak.
Audio Commentary - "Mother" (1926): Featuring Russian Film Historian And Curator Peter Bagrov.
Souvenir Booklet: Featuring A New Essay By Film Author And Historian Amy Sargeant. |
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