Sergei EISENSTEIN BIOGRAPHY Soviet CINEMA Viktor Shklovsky 1973 Russian Moscow

Description: Shipping: All items will be packed safely in a sturdy package for safe shipping.We ship internationally and offer combined shipping for multiple purchases. Expedited, Priority Mail and FedEx shipping available Once payment is received, we ship your item on the next business day. Sergei Eisenstein ?????? ?????????? Eisenstein c. 1920sGreat biography of Sergei Eisenstein by his friend and collaborator, Soviet Critic Viktor Shklovsky Viktor Shklovsky: EisensteinThe book is dedicated to the work of the outstanding Soviet film director. The book traces in detail the stages of the life and creative biography of this master; gives an interesting analysis of his films such as "Battleship Potemkin", "October", "Old and New", "Alexander Nevsky", "Ivan the Terrible" and others.AuthorShklovsky Viktor BorisovichPublisher "Art"Series "Life in Art"1973Hardcover, dust jacket328 PagesCONDITION VERY GOOD FIRST EDITION 1973 in Russian language by Iskusstvo Publishers, Moscow, Hardcover w dust jacket 8x6" with many b/w photos , and drawings 298 pages. Book in clean condition with some damage to jacket- interior close to new, clean, undamaged, no stains or odor. Covers and spine great, some wear to dust jacket, edges tattered CONTENTSBirth of the hero of the storyGrandfather, father, mother and grandmotherMorning in RigaSeryozha's memoriesChristmas tree and booksWeekdays and holidaysOn comparative biographiesFirst separation, then divorceLetters to motherThe new is approaching.Staraya Russa - old Rus'War and RigaStudents with shoulder padsRevolutionSir GayThe ability to see, and not just recognizeRoads, diaries, quotes and doubts, as well as personal affairsEisensteinOn the way to a new world. VitebskCity in DarknessA Decorator Goes to Work, Not Knowing the FutureSearch for Drama and Meyerhold MemoriesGVYRMProletkult Theatre"The Mexican""The Sage" and Friendship with Sergei TretyakovReasons for the Success of "The Sage"The Appearance of "/The Sage" as a Result of an Attempt to Replace the New Drama That Had Not Yet AppearedAn Almost Fictional Story about One Day in December1920"The Strike"What Was Implied by the Word "Plot" at Different TimesPlot, Conflict, and Montage of "The Strike""The Kuleshov Effect" and Montage StepsLaws of Motive OrganizationI Remember a Dead Friend, His Path, and the Complex Repetition of Art, I Talk about the Significance of Russian Art"Battleship Potemkin"Script "1905 year"VictoryDouglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford in MoscowEditing. General ConsiderationsEisenstein and Vertov ...........................................................*About Eisenstein's article published in April 1934Cinema and Literature . . .Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky warns of the danger of things; Zola describes the beginning of their victory."October" has already arrived..."General Line". About the reasons for the quarrel between Cain and AbelThe clashes of the old and the new are multiple.About how "General Line" was created 163About "the intransitive game" 166About "The Cricket on the Stove" and how this stove was alwaysmoving 169Paris and the Sorbonne . 172Kuleshov and "Tretya Meshchanskaya" 176Pera Atasheva 178America is approaching 183Griffith. 184Reception in Los Angeles 185Chaplin close-up. 188First round — "Zutter's Gold". The action takes place in Hollywood , 191Second round — "American Tragedy" 194Third round — Mexico 197Return to the homeland . . . 2051935 — a meeting of Soviet cinema workers 212On the plot of "Chapaev", on the editing of semantic constructions . 215On clarity: there are big disputes, big mistakes 217How we understand our contemporaries 224How the search for a theme occurs 229"Bezhin Meadow" 232"Alexander Nevsky" 243On the script "Ivan the Terrible" 250The chapter on the capture of Kazan 254On Red Square. It talks about the youth of the tsar 256Ivan Vasilyevich is a Muscovite 261Introduction to the analysis of the script . 263The chapter on the oprichniks: it is given as if in the background 264On how the people are given in the script, and on the appearance of Malyuta inthe script and in history 265^The death of Malyuta 267War . 269A few more words about Chaplin 270TsOKS . . 272"The Terrible" in Alma-Ata 277On color and the meaning of color . . 278I quote F. Dostoevsky's opinion about Ivan the Terrible 282On Pushkin . . . . 285The last apartment of S. M. Eisenstein 290Bird cherry We offer combined shipping for one low shipping charge. PLEASE CLICK HERE FOR MORE GREAT Books on Politics, Business, Art and HISTORY Please click the link below for all items for sale: PLEASE CLICK HERE FOR Great Collectible AUDIO CDs, Vintage 78 rpm Records and Turntable/ Phonograph Items Powered by SixBit's eCommerce Solution

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