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Discuss the form, style, and content of Soviet cinema of the 1920s, and demonstrate the influence of the films on the development of European cinema.
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James Kidman 2. Discuss the form, style, and content of Soviet cinema of the 1920s, and demonstrate the influence of the films on the development of European cinema. Soviet cinema of the 1920s is often cited by film makers and historians as being one of the most influential decades for film production. Directors such as Sergei Eisenstein and Lev Kuleshov came to prominence through their experiments with editing, which would send shockwaves through cinema, providing future film makers with blueprints on how to successfully manipulate and construct cinema for years to come. The 1920s would also see the continuing rise of communism, first under the leadership of Lenin and later Joseph Stalin. These two men along with the many Soviet Film makers would use the medium of film to not only tell great stories but also promote communist ideology and use it for means of propaganda and control. Soviet cinema of the 1920s...
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