Man with a movie camera = Chelovek s kino-apparatom : zapisʹ na plenke v 6-i rolikakh (otryvok iz dnevnika kino-operatora) /
Man with a movie camera = Chelovek s kino-apparatom : zapisʹ na plenke v 6-i rolikakh (otryvok iz dnevnika kino-operatora) /
Chelovek s kinoapparatom Man with a movie camera Also known as: Dziga Vertov's Man with a movie camera
proizvodstvo VUFKU ; avtor-rukovoditelʹ ėksperimenta, Dziga Vertov = Man with a movie camera : a record in celluloid on 3 reels (an excerpt from the diary of a cameraman) / produced by VUFKU ; author-supervisor of the experiment, Dziga Vertov.
, Soviet Union.
- 1 videodisc (67 min.) : silent, black and white ; 4 3/4 in.
- 010700
- 4 3/4 in.
Originally released as a motion picture in 1929. "To the attention of the viewers: This movie is at attempt of cinematographic representation of visual events. No intertitles (This movie has no intertitles). No screenplay (This movie is not based on any screenplay). No theatre (No sceneries, actors, etc. in this movie). This is an experiment aiming to develop a truly international cinematographic language that would be completely independent from the languages of theatre or literature"--opening statement. "Restored by the British Film Institute, this edition features an orchestral score composed and conducted by Michael Nyman, first performed on May 17, 2002 at London's Royal Festival Hall"--Container. Full screen (1.33:1). Special features: audio commentary by film historian Adrian Martin; The life and times of Dziga Vertov, an interview with Ian Christie (46 min.); "Dziga Vertov, non-fiction film thing," a video essay by David Cairns (20 min.).
Photography director, M. Kaufman ; film editor, E. Svilova. Photography director, M. Kaufman ; film editor, E. Svilova.
Featuring Mikhail Kaufman.
"One of the most innovative and influential films of the silent era, Dziga Vertov's 'Man with a movie camera' utilizes rapid editing and innumerable other cinematic effects to create a work of amazing modernity and power. This dawn-to-dusk view of urban Soviet life shows people at work, at play, and at the machines that endlessly whirl to keep the metropolis alive. It was Vertov's first full-length film, and it employs all the cinematic techniques at the director's disposal -- dissolves, split-screens, slow motion, and freeze-frames -- to produce a work that is as exhilarating as it is intellectually brilliant"--Container.
Not rated.
Blu-ray; 1080p High Definition; region A; LPCM 2.0; requires Blu-ray player.
Silent with optional English subtitles. English SDH subtitles describe audio portion of the film.
738329252786
K25278 Kino Classics
Industries--Soviet Union.
Camera operators--Soviet Union.
Soviet Union--Social life and customs--1917-1970.
Soviet Union--Economic conditions--1917-1945.
Soviet Union--Social conditions--1917-1945.
Documentary films.
Experimental films.
Silent films.
Feature films.
Nonfiction films.
Documentaires.
Films expérimentaux.
Films muets.
Films autres que de fiction.
Originally released as a motion picture in 1929. "To the attention of the viewers: This movie is at attempt of cinematographic representation of visual events. No intertitles (This movie has no intertitles). No screenplay (This movie is not based on any screenplay). No theatre (No sceneries, actors, etc. in this movie). This is an experiment aiming to develop a truly international cinematographic language that would be completely independent from the languages of theatre or literature"--opening statement. "Restored by the British Film Institute, this edition features an orchestral score composed and conducted by Michael Nyman, first performed on May 17, 2002 at London's Royal Festival Hall"--Container. Full screen (1.33:1). Special features: audio commentary by film historian Adrian Martin; The life and times of Dziga Vertov, an interview with Ian Christie (46 min.); "Dziga Vertov, non-fiction film thing," a video essay by David Cairns (20 min.).
Photography director, M. Kaufman ; film editor, E. Svilova. Photography director, M. Kaufman ; film editor, E. Svilova.
Featuring Mikhail Kaufman.
"One of the most innovative and influential films of the silent era, Dziga Vertov's 'Man with a movie camera' utilizes rapid editing and innumerable other cinematic effects to create a work of amazing modernity and power. This dawn-to-dusk view of urban Soviet life shows people at work, at play, and at the machines that endlessly whirl to keep the metropolis alive. It was Vertov's first full-length film, and it employs all the cinematic techniques at the director's disposal -- dissolves, split-screens, slow motion, and freeze-frames -- to produce a work that is as exhilarating as it is intellectually brilliant"--Container.
Not rated.
Blu-ray; 1080p High Definition; region A; LPCM 2.0; requires Blu-ray player.
Silent with optional English subtitles. English SDH subtitles describe audio portion of the film.
738329252786
K25278 Kino Classics
Industries--Soviet Union.
Camera operators--Soviet Union.
Soviet Union--Social life and customs--1917-1970.
Soviet Union--Economic conditions--1917-1945.
Soviet Union--Social conditions--1917-1945.
Documentary films.
Experimental films.
Silent films.
Feature films.
Nonfiction films.
Documentaires.
Films expérimentaux.
Films muets.
Films autres que de fiction.