Lying with montages

Annamae 2022-04-23 07:02:31

Some of the current films that describe the excitement of the crowd have not been able to bring tears to my eyes like it did. The Odyssey Ladder is simply divine, full of emotional appeal. Of course, if you look closely, you can see a lot of immature places, including performances, moves, shots, and even piercings. In addition, the impressive is the fluttering red, which was added during modern restoration; when the rebels faced off against the Tsar's navy at the end of their lives, the music was also very infectious.

Vinnie 2022-03-27 09:01:09

Eisenstein, Andre Bazin emphasized the function of the film to "tell" the story, not the function of the Freudian dream-like "present" the story. But Eisenstein's montage is interesting in that it can be read from both idealism and materialism. Although the effect of montage is similar to Freud's "dream machine" theory, Eisenstein is actually this montage style influenced by the historical dialectics of Marxism (history is constantly evolving from low to high in the constant change of contradictory forces ), which is different from the focus of the post-Freudian school of psychology in Western Europe at that time.