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Sergei Eisenstein's Strike, with the possible exception of Orson Welles' Citizen Kane, marks the most outstanding cinematic debut in the history of film. Triggered by the suicide of a worker unjustly accused of theft, a strike is called by the laborers of a Moscow factory. The managers, owner, and the Czarist government dispatch infiltrators in an attempt to break the workers' unity. Unsuccessful, they hire the police and in the film's most harrowing and powerful sequences, the unarmed strikers are slaughtered in a brutal confrontation. The story, divided into six parts, was influenced by the amazing theatrical inventions of Vsevolod Meyerhold. Eisenstein experimented with the use of montage, parallel editing, expanded time, and the intercutting of symbolic images - the beginnings of the techniques that would change the look of cinema. To many, Eisenstein's first film - like Welles' - would remain his greatest work, surpassing even Potemkin in its power and sheer brilliance.This edition of Strike is digitally mastered at 18 frames per second from a mint-condition 35mm print made from the original camera negative. English subtitles are included below the original Russian titles. The music is composed and performed by the the Alloy Orchestra
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material_proyectable Rebiun26336459 https://catalogo.rebiun.org/rebiun/record/Rebiun26336459 m|||||o||c|||||||| cr |n||||||||a vz |za|z| 171211s1999 cau095 eo |o v|zxx d CBUC 991000719309606712 CBUC 991010520406806709 VaAlASP eng rda VaAlASP rus eng (NsTA^KA(B Strike a production of the First State Film Factory ; directed by Sergei Eisenstein ; [produced by Boris Mikhin] Los Angeles, CA Flicker Alley 1999 Los Angeles, CA Los Angeles, CA Flicker Alley 1 online resource (95 minutes) 1 online resource (95 minutes) 013432 Two-dimensional Moving Image tdi rdacontent computer c rdamedia video v rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier data file rda Title from resource description page (viewed December 11, 2017) Performed by the First Workers' Theatre of Proletkult Sergei Eisenstein's Strike, with the possible exception of Orson Welles' Citizen Kane, marks the most outstanding cinematic debut in the history of film. Triggered by the suicide of a worker unjustly accused of theft, a strike is called by the laborers of a Moscow factory. The managers, owner, and the Czarist government dispatch infiltrators in an attempt to break the workers' unity. Unsuccessful, they hire the police and in the film's most harrowing and powerful sequences, the unarmed strikers are slaughtered in a brutal confrontation. The story, divided into six parts, was influenced by the amazing theatrical inventions of Vsevolod Meyerhold. Eisenstein experimented with the use of montage, parallel editing, expanded time, and the intercutting of symbolic images - the beginnings of the techniques that would change the look of cinema. To many, Eisenstein's first film - like Welles' - would remain his greatest work, surpassing even Potemkin in its power and sheer brilliance.This edition of Strike is digitally mastered at 18 frames per second from a mint-condition 35mm print made from the original camera negative. English subtitles are included below the original Russian titles. The music is composed and performed by the the Alloy Orchestra Silent; intertitles in Russian with English subtitles; musical accompaniment Strikes and lockouts- Soviet Union- Drama Working class- Soviet Union- Drama Russia- History- Revolution, 1905-1907- Drama Silent films. Feature films. Fiction films. Flicker Alley (Firm) distributor First State Film Factory production company