As the former Soviet Union that contributed the most to the European avant-garde film movement, Eisenstein's "Battleship Potemkin" has an indelible position in film history. Sure enough, the Odessa Staircase is the most exciting scene in the history of film, and the appearance of this scene means that Eisenstein's collision montage editing techniques have emerged and matured. The scene of the meeting is the evolution and development of Griffith’s "Last-Minute Chase", and the consciousness of anger and resistance reaches its climax at that moment.
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