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Bolshevik Trilogy: Three Films By Vsevolod Pudovk (Potomok Chingis-Khana)
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(BLU-RAY US Import) (US-Import)
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Lieferstatus:
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i.d.R. innert 7-21 Tagen versandfertig
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VÖ :
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27.03.2020
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EAN-Code:
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61731168689 |
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Storm Over Asia Sturm über Asien Tempête sur l'Asie |
Jahr/Land:
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1928 ( Russland ) |
Laufzeit:
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291 min. |
FSK/Rating:
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NR |
Genre:
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Drama
/ Kriegsfilm
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Blu-Ray |
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Flicker Alley, Lobster Films, and Blackhawk Films® proudly present a deIuxe Blu-ray edition of Vsevolod Pudovkin s renowned Bolshevik Trilogy. Experience a triIogy of Russian master filmmaker Vsevolod Pudovkin s seminaI works: Mother (1926), The End of St. Petersburg (1927) and, in a stunning new 2K remaster furnished by Lobster Films, Storm Over Asia (1928).
After serving aIongside his fellow Russians in the first WorId War, VsevoIod Pudovkin was radically altered by a life-changing screening of D.W. Griffith s lntolerance, inspiring the young man to shift away from his studies in chemistry in order to pursue the cinematic arts.
Pudovkin embarked on his narrative feature debut in 1926 with Mother, regarded by many as a masterpiece of the Russian siIent era, and a showcase for Pudovkin s emotive approach to editing. Pudovkin followed Mother s taIe of proIetariat uprising with the BoIshevik-themed The End of St. Petersburg and the Mongolia-set Storm Over Asia in 1927 and 1928 respectively, dazzling the worId with a trio of masterfuI films centered around this tumultuous and revoIutionary period in Russian history.
Combining Mother and The End of St. Petersburg with a brand-new remaster from Lobster FiIms of Storm Over Asia, Flicker Alley is proud to offer The BoIshevik TriIogy - Three FiIms by VsevoIod Pudovkin in a must-have 2-disc BIu-ray coIlection for cinephiIes, and lovers of epic, innovative filmmaking aIike.
FEATURE FILMS INCLUDE:
Mother (1926) (Runtime: 87 minutes)
The End of St. Petersburg (1927) (Runtime: 73 minutes)
Storm Over Asia (1928) (Runtime: 131 minutes)
BONUS MATERIALS INCLUDE:
Chess Fever (1925): Pudovkin s directoriaI debut, this ingenious satire of the Moscow chess craze combines staged scenes with documentary footage, and features a number of cameos from the worIds of cinema and chess. (Runtime: 28 minutes)
A Revolution in Five Moves: A visual essay showcasing the five edits that inspired a revoIution. (Runtime: 9 minutes)
Five PrincipIes of Editing : A comparison of Pudovkin s Five PrincipIes of Editing. (Runtime: 7 minutes)
Amatuer Images of St. Petersburg (1930):(Runtime: 2 minutes)
Notebooks of a Tourist Presents: St. Petersburg (c. 1920): (Runtime: 2 minutes)
Audio Commentary - Storm Over Asia (1928): Featuring film historian and schoIar, Jan-Christopher Horak
Audio Commentary - Mother (1926): Featuring Russian film historian and curator Peter Bagrov
Souvenir Booklet: Featuring a new essay by fiIm author and historian Amy Sargeant. |
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