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BATTLESHIP POTEMKIN
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Sergei Eisenstein's depiction of the mutiny of the crew of the Potemkin    during the insurrection of 1905 is one of the essential works in film history.   The bold imagery, stylized composition and powerful rhythmic editing combine     to make it a film consistently voted one of the top ten movies of all time.    Silent with music score.                                                       Sergei Eisenstein---USSR---1925---74 mins.
BATTLESHIP POTEMKIN (2DISC ED)
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Sergei Eisenstein's depiction of the mutiny of the crew of the Potemkin during the insurrection of 1905 is one of the essential works in film history. The bold imagery, stylized composition and powerful rhythmic editing combine to make it a film consistently voted one of the top ten movies of all time. Silent with music score.                                                       Sergei Eisenstein---USSR---1925---74 mins.
EISENSTEIN: THE SOUND YEARS
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Three historic films by one of the central figures of cinema history are included in their entirety in this three-disc boxed set.
GENERAL LINE, THE (LA LIGNE GENERALE)
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After Potemkin, Eisenstein directed this revolutionary film that uses what he called "polyphonic montage." (NTSC copy available in a larger set.) NO ENGLISH subtitles.
IVAN THE TERRIBLE PT1
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Huge close-ups, rich decor and Prokofiev's choral music help make this film      one of the great achievements of Russian cinema. In part one, Ivan Grozny is     proclaimed Czar of all Russia, but faces treachery within his own family. In     Russian with English subtitles.                                                Sergei Eisenstein---USSR---1944---94 mins.
IVAN THE TERRIBLE PT2
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After the great success of Ivan the Terrible, Part I, Eisenstein rushed to complete Part II of what was to be a trilogy. Eisenstein used color in two sequences to signify psychological meaning. Part II details Ivan's revenge on friends who had denounced him. In Russian with English subtitles.   Sergei Eisenstein---USSR---1946---90 mins.
MEXICAN FANTASY (EISENSTEIN)
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Filmmaker and film historian Oleg Kovalov, who previously made the fine          documentary Sergei Eisenstein: An Autobiography, again turns his           attention to the great Russian director who revolutionized film form. In this    illuminating feature, Kovalov uses footage from the unfinished Mexican feature that Eisenstein began in 1930 to create a thoughtful and contemplative         interpretation of the film that might have been. Eisenstein's abandoned        Mexican footage has been released in various forms, most impressively in         Que Viva Mexico, a 1979 reconstruction by Grigori Alexandrov, the last   surviving member of Eisenstein's Mexican team. But, as Kovalov said,           "Sergei Eisenstein: Mexican Fantasy does not attempt to reconstruct a    film that was never made except in the filmmaker's head. It investigates the     nature of incomplete films and attempts to touch on the secrets of a lost      Atlantis...We want our audience to share the emotions evoked by this           tragically unfinished, yet suggestively beautiful work." In Russian with       Oleg Kovalov---Russia---1998---100 mins.
OCTOBER
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Also known as October, Eisenstein's famous recreation of the October       Revolution during which the Bolsheviks overthrew the Kerensky government. Like   his previous work, the film continues Eisenstein's experimental methods.         Sergei Eisenstein---USSR---1927---95 mins.
QUE VIVA MEXICO!
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Eisenstein's long-lost diamond-in-the-rough, shot by the great Eduard Tisse, and financed by Upton Sinclair. Reconstructed in 1979 by Grigori Alexandrov, the last surviving member of Eisenstein's Mexican team, Que Viva Mexico is a silent film narrated in Russian and subtitled in English. It is divided into segments: a wedding, a bullfight, a fiesta, a dramatized abortive  uprising by peons against feudal masters at the turn of the century. Anyone who has seen the lyrical, ravishing images of Eduard Tisse's Que Viva Mexico will revel in the priceless beauty of Eisenstein's incomplete master-work. In Russian with English subtitles.                                Sergei Eisenstein/Grigori Alexandrov---USSR---1931/1979---85 mins.
SERGEI EISENSTEIN AUTOBIOGRAPH
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A glimpse into the inner world of one of film's true geniuses, this              documentary is the first screen version of Eisenstein's memoirs. With rare       footage of the great director and recorded reminiscences, as well as clips       from his masterpieces Battleship Potemkin, Ivan the Terrible and   Alexander Nevsky, this feature offers insight into Eisenstein's life and work. In English and Russian with English subtitles and narration.             Oleg Kovalov---Russia---1996---86 mins.
STRIKE (EISENSTEIN REMASTERED)
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One of the most original debuts in film history, this brilliant mixture of agit-prop techniques and comic-grotesque stylization tells of a factory workers' strike in Czarist Russia. Eisenstein's remarkable achievement comes remastered in HD from a 35mm film element (restored by the Cinematheque de Toulouse), and with newly-recorded music.
STRIKE (EISENSTEIN)
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A brilliant mixture of agit-prop techniques and comic-grotesque stylization in the telling of a factory workers' strike in Czarist Russia.