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Sergei Eisenstein: Autobiography [VHS]

Rated: NR (Not Rated)
Staring: Sergei M. Eisenstein , Aleksei German
Director: Oleg Kovalov
A film dedicated to the 100th anniversary of cinema and the 100th anniversary of the birth of Sergei Eisenstein, one of film's greatest pioneers. The first screen version of Eisenstein's memoirs, "Autobiography" includes clips from his and some of his contemporaries' films, rare archival footage of Eisenstein himself and personal reminiscences. All this reflects the inner world of the great film director as he struggled through two Russian revolutions and Stalin's terror.

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Sergei Eisenstein: Autobiography

Rated: NR (Not Rated)
Staring: Sergei M. Eisenstein , Aleksei German
Director: Oleg Kovalov
A film dedicated to the 100th anniversary of cinema and the 100th anniversary of the birth of Sergei Eisenstein, one of film's greatest pioneers. The first screen version of Eisenstein's memoirs, Autobiography includes clips from his and some of his contemporaries' films, rare archival footage of Eisenstein himself and personal reminiscences. All this reflects the inner world of the great film director as he struggled through two Russian revolutions and Stalin's terror. English: Mono. 92 minutes.

List Price: ~~$24.99~~	Our Price: $4.95

Sergei Eisenstein Mexican Fantasy

Rated: Unrated
Staring: Alexandra Scheff , Grigori Aleksandrov , Sergei M. Eisenstein , Martín Hernández , David Liceága
Director: Oleg Kovalov
In 1930, legendary film pioneer Sergei Eisenstein (Battleship Potemkin, October) arrived in Mexico to make "Que Viva Mexico," a film about the struggles, triumphs and tragedies of this unexpectedly rich and diverse country. Eisenstein's luminous images capture the heart and soul of this amazing land. When Eisenstein was compelled to return to Russia, he was forced to leave the film behind and was never permitted to finish his "lost masterpiece." Filmmaker Eisenstein biographer Oleg Kovalov used his insights into the late master's genius to create this thoughtful and contemplative interpretation of the film that might have been made.