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An exploration of the film as a more expressive and profound medium. Includes an analysis of a sound-film sequence from Alexander Nevsky.
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This film-maker's first book of theory is primarily for the use of other film-makers. Yet, without any para doxical intent, it can be said that only such a ...
The Film Sense

The Film Sense

Book by Sergei Eisenstein
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"The Film Sense together with Film Form, by the internationally renowned Soviet director, are regarded as classic statements on the aesthetics of filmmaking. ... Google Books
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An exploration of the film as a more expressive and profound medium. Includes an analysis of a sound-film sequence from Alexander Nevsky.
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The Film Sense draws upon Eisenstein's experience in the creation of Strike, Potemkin, Ten Days That Shook the World, Old and New and Alexander Nevsky to ...
The Film Sense draws upon Eisenstein's experience in the creation of Strike, Potemkin, Ten days that shook the world, Old and New, and Alexander Nevsky to ...
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May 31, 2012 · All in all this is a fantastic book that is worth seeking out for serious aestheticians, filmmakers and film students. I found it endlessly ...
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An exploration of the film as a more expressive and profound medium. Includes an analysis of a sound-film sequence from Alexander Nevsky. “The most instructive ...
Eisenstein's is a vision and practice deriving from the technological and socio-cultural resources available in a particular historic moment; the 'film sense,' ...
A renowned Soviet director discusses his theory of film as an artistic medium which must appeal to all senses and applies it to an analysis of sequences from ...
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An exploration of the film as a more expressive and profound medium. Includes an analysis of a sound-film sequence from Alexander Nevsky.