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Cinema Paradiso Blu-ray Disc

Cinema Paradiso Blu-ray Disc


A nostalgic look at a young boy's coming-of-age in postwar Italy and his fascination with a small local cinema CINEMA PARADISO from director Giuseppe Tornatore is a famed and beloved classic. "Alfredo is dying." Those words jolt the successful filmmaker Salvatore played as a child by Salvatore Cascio as a teen by Marco Leonardi and as an adult by Jacques Perrin into contemplating his childhood and the hours he spent in the projection booth of his adored local movie theater Cinema Paradiso. Alfredo Philippe Noiret owner of the moviehouse befriended and encouraged young Salvatore known as "Toto" as he grew up in his small Sicilian home town ravaged by the horrors of the war. The cinema offered escape and fantasy to the townspeople including Toto's mother a grieving war widow. In one breathtaking scene a popular comedy is projected onto the walls of the town square and the entire town glows in the dreamy light of projected celluloid washing away the harsh realities of poverty and grief. As Toto grows to manhood his friendship with his mentor deepens. With the love and guidance of the aging man Toto navigates the trials of first love and builds on his ever-growing passion for the cinema. Ultimately it is Alfredo who convinces Toto to leave his village to pursue his dreams of becoming a director. But as Salvatore thinks back on his youthful romances and his innocent love of movies he comes to realize that perhaps his success has come at a very high price. A beautifully filmed tribute to the power of movies that captivated an entire generation of filmgoers CINEMA PARADISO is an unforgettable masterpiece.
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Cinema Paradiso [blu-ray New]

Cinema Paradiso [blu-ray New]


A nostalgic look at a young boy's coming-of-age in postwar Italy and his fascination with a small local cinema, CINEMA PARADISO from director Giuseppe Tornatore is a famed and beloved classic. "Alfredo is dying." Those words jolt the successful filmmaker Salvatore (played as a child by Salvatore Cascio, as a teen by Marco Leonardi, and as an adult by Jacques Perrin), into contemplating his childhood and the hours he spent in the projection booth of his adored local movie theater, Cinema Paradiso. Alfredo (Philippe Noiret), owner of the moviehouse, befriended and encouraged young Salvatore, known as "Toto" as he grew up in his small Sicilian home town, ravaged by the horrors of the war. The cinema offered escape and fantasy to the townspeople, including Toto's mother, a grieving war widow. In one breathtaking scene a popular comedy is projected onto the walls of the town square and the entire town glows in the dreamy light of projected celluloid, washing away the harsh realities of poverty and grief. As Toto
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Unwanted Cinema

Unwanted Cinema


In 1936, director Henry Koster's first Hollywood film Three Smart Girls premiered. As Koster waited in the lobby of the movie theater, the Jewish émigré from Germany knew the film's success was literally a do-or-die situation. If the audience laughed, he figured he had a future in the U.S. If not, he would probably go back to Europe and be killed. After five minutes, hysterical laughter reached the lobby and Koster knew he had a career. For Koster and many Jewish filmmakers--actors, actresses, writers, directors and other creative talents--the rise of Hitler and the Nazi party first threatened their livelihoods and soon their lives. In 1934 the exclusion of Jewish filmmakers in Germany led to independent productions in Budapest and Vienna-the so-called "Unwanted Cinema" banned by the Nazis. As the Nazis invaded Hungary and Austria, many artists fled to the U.S. and hoped for a future in Hollywood. For Koster and other behind-the-camera talent, their heavy European accents were not a great hindrance. For some actors, though, the English language proved an insurmountable barrier. Unwanted Cinema profiles a number of Jewish artists who contributed to independent films produced in Vienna and Budapest between 1934 and 1937. The film follows them in subsequent years, as they sought refuge from the Nazi terror, both in Europe and the states. Some found great success, while others paid the ultimate price for being a Jew. In addition to Koster, the film focuses on Ernst Verebes, Otto Wallburg, Felix Joachimson (Jackson), Hans Jaray, Franziska Gaal, Rosy Barsony, Hortense Raky, Oskar Pilzer, and Zoltan Vidor. Featuring scenes from many films of the period, Unwanted Cinema also recounts the efforts of Hollywood producer Joseph Pasternak, who offered many of these men and women their best chance of survival.
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Savage Cinema: 12 Movie Collection

Savage Cinema: 12 Movie Collection


This bad-boy" and -girl" collection from the heyday of drive-in theaters reincarnates the naughty" in a 12-film set of chicks, choppers and more. Includes Hell on Wheels (1967/96 min.), Little Laura & Big John (1973/82 min.), The Wild Rebels (1967/90 min.), Wild Riders (1971/91 min.), The Pink Angels (1971/81 min.), Burnout (1979/90 min.), Death Riders (1965/86 min.), The Side Hackers (1969/82 min.), Dangerous Charter (1962/76 min.), Hellcats (1967/91 min.), Death Machines (1976/93 min.) and Best Friends (1975/83 min.). 3 DVDs. Color/R/fullscreen.
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Savage Cinema: 12 Movie Collection

Savage Cinema: 12 Movie Collection


This bad-boy" and -girl" collection from the heyday of drive-in theaters reincarnates the naughty" in a 12-film set of chicks, choppers and more. Includes Hell on Wheels (1967/96 min.), Little Laura & Big John (1973/82 min.), The Wild Rebels (1967/90 min.), Wild Riders (1971/91 min.), The Pink Angels (1971/81 min.), Burnout (1979/90 min.), Death Riders (1965/86 min.), The Side Hackers (1969/82 min.), Dangerous Charter (1962/76 min.), Hellcats (1967/91 min.), Death Machines (1976/93 min.) and Best Friends (1975/83 min.). 3 DVDs. Color/R/fullscreen.
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Cinema Paradiso [dvd New]

Cinema Paradiso [dvd New]


A nostalgic look at a young boy's coming-of-age in postwar Italy and his fascination with a small local cinema, CINEMA PARADISO from director Giuseppe Tornatore is a famed and beloved classic. "Alfredo is dying." Those words jolt the successful filmmaker Salvatore (played as a child by Salvatore Cascio, as a teen by Marco Leonardi, and as an adult by Jacques Perrin), into contemplating his childhood and the hours he spent in the projection booth of his adored local movie theater, Cinema Paradiso. Alfredo (Philippe Noiret), owner of the moviehouse, befriended and encouraged young Salvatore, known as "Toto" as he grew up in his small Sicilian home town, ravaged by the horrors of the war. The cinema offered escape and fantasy to the townspeople, including Toto's mother, a grieving war widow. In one breathtaking scene a popular comedy is projected onto the walls of the town square and the entire town glows in the dreamy light of projected celluloid, washing away the harsh realities of poverty and grief. As Toto
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Home Theater Made Easy

Home Theater Made Easy


Setting Up & Using a Home Entertainment System. With a good Home theater system you can experience a movie theater in your own living room! Home theater refers to a setup of audio and video equipment in your home that tries to duplicate the movie theater experience. Many consumers think this means they have to spend a fortune to recreate a cinema in their living room, but it's not true - the reality is that Home Theater can consist of basic items as simple as a 27-inch TV, a basic DVD player and/or HiFi VCR, inexpensive stereo or AV receiver, and speakers. Of course you can indeed have a custom built home theater that costs tens of thousands of dollars with a high end video projector, high end DVD and Blu-Ray Disc player(s), wifi controllers and network players, multiple amplifiers for channels controlled by a master preamp or remotely, in-wall or very expensive free-standing speakers, and a couple of subwoofers that can just about shake down the house but you don't need it. Whatever type of system you end up with, as long as it provides the entertainment options you want, then it is a "Home Theater" And can be in any room of the house, apartment, office, or even outside. The option(s) you choose are up to you. This program shows you how to go about planning, budgeting, purchasing and installing a system that best meets your particular needs and desires. It also provides information on cables and connections, HDTV service, furniture, and utilizing existing equipment you may already have. It concludes by showing you step-by-step, how to set up a home theater consisting of an HDTV, Blu-ray DVD, DVD-R and a 6 speaker, 5 to 1, surround sound system. Subjects covered include: Introduction, TV Screen Size, Basic Home Theater, Other Componets, DVR, Video Games, Media Center, Your Space, Getting Started, Types of TV, HDTV, Surround Sound Receivers, speakers, DVD Players, Upconverting DVD, VCR, Cable/Satellite Box, Music CDs, Video Game, Consoles, Game Systems, Cable and Connections, Furniture, Establishing a Budget, Setup, Conclusion.This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.
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Cinema Paradiso (blu-ray)

Cinema Paradiso (blu-ray)


A nostalgic look at a young boy's coming-of-age in postwar Italy and his fascination with a small local cinema, CINEMA PARADISO from director Giuseppe Tornatore is a famed and beloved classic. "Alfredo is dying." Those words jolt the successful filmmaker Salvatore (played as a child by Salvatore Cascio, as a teen by Marco Leonardi, and as an adult by Jacques Perrin), into contemplating his childhood and the hours he spent in the projection booth of his adored local movie theater, Cinema Paradiso. Alfredo (Philippe Noiret), owner of the moviehouse, befriended and encouraged young Salvatore, known as "Toto" as he grew up in his small Sicilian home town, ravaged by the horrors of the war. The cinema offered escape and fantasy to the townspeople, including Toto's mother, a grieving war widow. In one breathtaking scene a popular comedy is projected onto the walls of the town square and the entire town glows in the dreamy light of projected celluloid, washing away the harsh realities of poverty and grief. As Toto
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Home Theater Made Easy

Home Theater Made Easy


Setting Up & Using a Home Entertainment System. With a good Home theater system you can experience a movie theater in your own living room! Home theater refers to a setup of audio and video equipment in your home that tries to duplicate the movie theater experience. Many consumers think this means they have to spend a fortune to recreate a cinema in their living room, but it's not true - the reality is that Home Theater can consist of basic items as simple as a 27-inch TV, a basic DVD player and/or HiFi VCR, inexpensive stereo or AV receiver, and speakers. Of course you can indeed have a custom built home theater that costs tens of thousands of dollars with a high end video projector, high end DVD and Blu-Ray Disc player(s), wifi controllers and network players, multiple amplifiers for channels controlled by a master preamp or remotely, in-wall or very expensive free-standing speakers, and a couple of subwoofers that can just about shake down the house but you don't need it. Whatever type of system you end up with, as long as it provides the entertainment options you want, then it is a "Home Theater" And can be in any room of the house, apartment, office, or even outside. The option(s) you choose are up to you. This program shows you how to go about planning, budgeting, purchasing and installing a system that best meets your particular needs and desires. It also provides information on cables and connections, HDTV service, furniture, and utilizing existing equipment you may already have. It concludes by showing you step-by-step, how to set up a home theater consisting of an HDTV, Blu-ray DVD, DVD-R and a 6 speaker, 5 to 1, surround sound system. Subjects covered include: Introduction, TV Screen Size, Basic Home Theater, Other Componets, DVR, Video Games, Media Center, Your Space, Getting Started, Types of TV, HDTV, Surround Sound Receivers, speakers, DVD Players, Upconverting DVD, VCR, Cable/Satellite Box, Music CDs, Video Game, Consoles, Game Systems, Cable and Connections, Furniture, Establishing a Budget, Setup, Conclusion.This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.
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Avant-Garde 3: Experimental Cinema 1922-1954

Avant-Garde 3: Experimental Cinema 1922-1954


From GEORGE EASTMAN HOUSE and THE RAYMOND ROHAUER COLLECTIONFrom the little theaters of the 1920s to the ad hoc film societies of the 50s, avant-garde cinema knew no established form and held no predictable position. The boundaries of its history are still hotly debated, but its rough sensibilities informed and permeated the city symphonies of Alberto Cavalcanti, the visual music of Mary Ellen Bute and John Whitney, the classroom films of Sidney Peterson, the confessional film poems of Willard Maas and John E. Schmitz, the Lettrist cinema of Marc O, and even marginal exploitation films and home movies. Drawn from the rich collections of Raymond Rohauer and the George Eastman House, Kino s third volume of experimental films continues to illuminate the degree to which cinema s evolution has been influenced by those filmmakers who occupy its periphery.DISC ONE:DANSE MACABRE (US 1922 Color Tinted 6 Min.) Dir: Dudley MurphyRIEN QUE LES HEURES (Nothing But Time) (US 1926 B&W 46 Min.) Dir: Alberto Cavalcanti - Music by Larry MarottaTHE TELL-TALE HEART (US 1928 B&W 20 Min.) Dir: Charles F. Klein - Music by Sue HarsheTARANTELLA (US 1940 Color 4 Min.) Dir: Mary Ellen Bute and Ted NemethTOMATOS ANOTHER DAY (US 1930 B&W 7 Min.) Dir: James Sibley WatsonTHE UNCOMFORTABLE MAN (US 1948 B&W 23 Min. Intentionally silent) (Dir: Kent Munson and Theodore Huff)THE PETRIFIED DOG (US 1948 B&W 18 Min.) Dir: Sidney PetersonTHE LEAD SHOES (US 1949 B&W 16 Min.) Dir: Sidney PetersonFOUR IN THE AFTERNOON (US 1951 B&W 14 Min.) Dir: James BroughtonDISC TWO:PLAGUE SUMMER (US 1951 B&W 15 Min.) Dir: Chester KesslerLA MORT DU CERF (The Death of a Stag) (France 1951 B&W 12 Min.) Dir: Dimitri KirsanoffIMAGE IN THE SNOW (US 1952 B&W 26 Min.) Dir: Willard MaasCELERY STALKS AT MIDNIGHT (France 1952 Color 3 Min.) Dir: John WhitneyTHE VOICES (US 1953 B&W 14 Min.) Dir: John E. SchmitzCLOSED VISION (US 1954 B&W 65 Min.) Dir: Marc OBONUS FILMS:EPISODES IN THE LIFE OF A GIN BOTTLE (US 1925 B&W 11 Min.) Dir: Bela von Block - Music by Paul Mercer, Bruce Bennett and Davis PettersonSCHICHLEGRUBER DOING THE LAMBETH WALK (UK 1941 B&W 2 Min.) Dir: Charles A. RidleyFALLING PINK (US circa late 1950s Color 9 Min.) Dir: Robert H. Spring - Music by Paul Mercer and Bruce BennettDEMENTIA (excerpt) (US 1955 B&W 5 Min.) Dir: John ParkerTOMATOS ANOTHER DAY (outtakes) (US 1930 B&W 5 Min.) Dir: James Sibley Watson
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Avant-Garde 3: Experimental Cinema 1922-1954

Avant-Garde 3: Experimental Cinema 1922-1954


From GEORGE EASTMAN HOUSE and THE RAYMOND ROHAUER COLLECTIONFrom the little theaters of the 1920s to the ad hoc film societies of the 50s, avant-garde cinema knew no established form and held no predictable position. The boundaries of its history are still hotly debated, but its rough sensibilities informed and permeated the city symphonies of Alberto Cavalcanti, the visual music of Mary Ellen Bute and John Whitney, the classroom films of Sidney Peterson, the confessional film poems of Willard Maas and John E. Schmitz, the Lettrist cinema of Marc O, and even marginal exploitation films and home movies. Drawn from the rich collections of Raymond Rohauer and the George Eastman House, Kino s third volume of experimental films continues to illuminate the degree to which cinema s evolution has been influenced by those filmmakers who occupy its periphery.DISC ONE:DANSE MACABRE (US 1922 Color Tinted 6 Min.) Dir: Dudley MurphyRIEN QUE LES HEURES (Nothing But Time) (US 1926 B&W 46 Min.) Dir: Alberto Cavalcanti - Music by Larry MarottaTHE TELL-TALE HEART (US 1928 B&W 20 Min.) Dir: Charles F. Klein - Music by Sue HarsheTARANTELLA (US 1940 Color 4 Min.) Dir: Mary Ellen Bute and Ted NemethTOMATOS ANOTHER DAY (US 1930 B&W 7 Min.) Dir: James Sibley WatsonTHE UNCOMFORTABLE MAN (US 1948 B&W 23 Min. Intentionally silent) (Dir: Kent Munson and Theodore Huff)THE PETRIFIED DOG (US 1948 B&W 18 Min.) Dir: Sidney PetersonTHE LEAD SHOES (US 1949 B&W 16 Min.) Dir: Sidney PetersonFOUR IN THE AFTERNOON (US 1951 B&W 14 Min.) Dir: James BroughtonDISC TWO:PLAGUE SUMMER (US 1951 B&W 15 Min.) Dir: Chester KesslerLA MORT DU CERF (The Death of a Stag) (France 1951 B&W 12 Min.) Dir: Dimitri KirsanoffIMAGE IN THE SNOW (US 1952 B&W 26 Min.) Dir: Willard MaasCELERY STALKS AT MIDNIGHT (France 1952 Color 3 Min.) Dir: John WhitneyTHE VOICES (US 1953 B&W 14 Min.) Dir: John E. SchmitzCLOSED VISION (US 1954 B&W 65 Min.) Dir: Marc OBONUS FILMS:EPISODES IN THE LIFE OF A GIN BOTTLE (US 1925 B&W 11 Min.) Dir: Bela von Block - Music by Paul Mercer, Bruce Bennett and Davis PettersonSCHICHLEGRUBER DOING THE LAMBETH WALK (UK 1941 B&W 2 Min.) Dir: Charles A. RidleyFALLING PINK (US circa late 1950s Color 9 Min.) Dir: Robert H. Spring - Music by Paul Mercer and Bruce BennettDEMENTIA (excerpt) (US 1955 B&W 5 Min.) Dir: John ParkerTOMATOS ANOTHER DAY (outtakes) (US 1930 B&W 5 Min.) Dir: James Sibley Watson
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Toward a Better Life; No. 3- Cinema and Theater - Pathways of Expression; 1979

Toward a Better Life; No. 3- Cinema and Theater - Pathways of Expression; 1979


Toward a Better Life; No. 3- Cinema and Theater - Pathways of Expression; 1979
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Singham (2011) (Hindi Film / Bollywood Movie / Indian Cinema / DVD)

Singham (2011) (Hindi Film / Bollywood Movie / Indian Cinema / DVD)


The story, set in the backdrop of Shivgarh, a small town on Goa - Maharashtra border, revolves around Sub-Inspector Bajirao Singham (Ajay Devgn), a brave and honest policeman. Bajirao Singham settles every dispute in his town patiently with his words of wisdom and resorts to force only when the situation demands it. Kavya Bhosle (Kajal Aggarwal), a city girl who comes on vacation along with her father Gautam aka Goteya (Sachin Khedekar) to Shivgarh falls in love with Bajirao Singham after he beats up some goons who harass her in a movie theater. Everything seems to be smooth-running until a Goa-based Jaikant Shikre (Prakash Raj), a big-time extortionist with shady mafia dealings, is required to travel to Shivgarh to sign a conditional bail. Jaikant sends one of his henchmen to sign in his place. An angry Bajirao Singham demands that Jaikant come in person for the signature and this starts tensions between them. Jaikant, unable to do anything because the town is under the control of Bajirao Singham and his supporters, leaves humiliated. When Singham gets promoted to an Inspector, Jaikant uses his political clout to get him transferred to Colva police station in Goa in order to extract revenge. In Goa, Kavya's sister is kidnapped by Jaikant Shikre, and in the process Singham uncovers a scam run by Shikre in which he kidnaps children. Bajirao Singham, with unexpected help from the Director General of Police and entire police department, brings Jaikant Shikre to end. Also, Kavya's father who was hostile to Singham softens up and agrees to give him Kavya's hand for marriage.
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Inglourious Basterds DVD

Inglourious Basterds DVD


A group of hardened Nazi killers stalk their prey in Nazi-occupied France as a Jewish cinema owner plots to take down top-ranking SS officers during the official premiere of a high-profile German propaganda film. As far as Lt. Aldo Raine -- aka "Aldo the Apache" Brad Pitt -- is concerned the only good Nazi is a dead Nazi. Raine's mission is to strike fear into the heart of Adolf Hitler by brutally murdering as many goose-steppers as possible or die trying. In order to accomplish that goal Lt. Raine recruits a ruthless team of cold-blooded killers known as "The Basterds" which includes baseball-bat-wielding Bostonian Sgt. Donnie Donowitz aka "The Bear Jew" Eli Roth and steely psychopath Sgt. Hugo Stiglitz Til Schweiger among others. When the Basterds' secret rendezvous with turncoat German actress Bridget von Hammersmark Diane Kruger goes awry they learn that the Nazis will be staging the French premiere of "The Nation's Pride" a rousing propaganda film based on the exploits of German hero Fredrick Zoller Daniel Brhl at a modest theater owned by Jewish cinephile Shoshanna Dreyfus Mlanie Laurent posing as a Gentile after the brutal murder of her family by the ruthless Col. Hans Landa Christoph Waltz. As the Basterds hatch an explosive plan to take out as many Nazis as possible at the premiere they remain completely oblivious to the fact that Shoshanna too longs to bring the Third Reich to its knees and that she's willing to sacrifice her beloved theater in the process.
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Unwanted Cinema - Academic Version w/ PPR

Unwanted Cinema - Academic Version w/ PPR


In 1936, director Henry Koster's first Hollywood film Three Smart Girls premiered. As Koster waited in the lobby of the movie theater, the Jewish émigré from Germany knew the film's success was literally a do-or-die situation. If the audience laughed, he figured he had a future in the U.S. If not, he would probably go back to Europe and be killed. After five minutes, hysterical laughter reached the lobby and Koster knew he had a career. For Koster and many Jewish filmmakers--actors, actresses, writers, directors and other creative talents--the rise of Hitler and the Nazi party first threatened their livelihoods and soon their lives. In 1934 the exclusion of Jewish filmmakers in Germany led to independent productions in Budapest and Vienna-the so-called "Unwanted Cinema" banned by the Nazis. As the Nazis invaded Hungary and Austria, many artists fled to the U.S. and hoped for a future in Hollywood. For Koster and other behind-the-camera talent, their heavy European accents were not a great hindrance. For some actors, though, the English language proved an insurmountable barrier. Unwanted Cinema profiles a number of Jewish artists who contributed to independent films produced in Vienna and Budapest between 1934 and 1937. The film follows them in subsequent years, as they sought refuge from the Nazi terror, both in Europe and the states. Some found great success, while others paid the ultimate price for being a Jew. In addition to Koster, the film focuses on Ernst Verebes, Otto Wallburg, Felix Joachimson (Jackson), Hans Jaray, Franziska Gaal, Rosy Barsony, Hortense Raky, Oskar Pilzer, and Zoltan Vidor. Featuring scenes from many films of the period, Unwanted Cinema also recounts the efforts of Hollywood producer Joseph Pasternak, who offered many of these men and women their best chance of survival.
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Stachka

Stachka


Sergei Eisenstein's debut film is more than a landmark of Soviet cinema; it's easily one of the most thrilling and inventive films to emerge from the silent era of Russian filmmaking. Eisenstein was a theater director and stage designer with some very specific ideas about the cinema, and he put them into practice telling the story of a worker's strike in pre-Revolution Russia, portraying the struggle not of leader against leader, but of the proletariat against the factory owners, enlivened by a conspiratorial subplot involving a quartet of insidious spies sent to infiltrate the ranks of labor. The subject matter is at times didactic and the acting often hammy and overwrought, but the technique is vibrant and the images striking. Eisenstein's compositions reflect the graphic boldness of contemporary poster art, mixing poetic realism with grotesque expressionism in a gripping style, and his famous montage editing style (to be perfected in his next film, Potemkin) is raw, experimental, and energetic. Eisenstein's later films are more consistent and elegant, but none of them have the sheer cinematic invention and energy of this first film. The new score composed and performed by the idiosyncratic Alloy Orchestra combines a mix of martial and mood music on synthesizer with the driving percussion of drums, wood blocks, bells, and wrecking yard of clanging metal objects--a dynamic soundtrack to one of the most auspicious directoral debuts ever. --Sean Axmaker
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Magical Cartoon Christmas

Magical Cartoon Christmas


Release Date: October 18, 2005 more		 $4.35 - $5.98
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Strike

Strike


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Director: Sergei Eisenstein; Stars: Grigori Alexandrov; Release Date: May 11, 1999 more		 $7.95 - $7.95
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Curiously Obsessive Peep Show

Curiously Obsessive Peep Show


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Scrooge

Scrooge


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