Examples of using Vertov in English and their translations into German
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You and dimi vertov.
Nikolai Vertov. 27 years old.
Author-Leader Dziga Vertov.
Vertov about the camera, 1923.
From old to new, from past to future…" D. Vertov.
In co-production with Studio Vertov(RU) in association with WDR and YLE FI.
In co-production with ZDF in association with arte, YLE(FI) and Studio Vertov RU.
Both Lenin and Vertov knew that the revolution is not a one-time event.
The Extras section presentstwo more rare documents from the Austrian Film Museum's Vertov collection.
Vertov shows us what Kleist described, namely that mechanisation can be liberating.
He studied the early avant-garde cinema of Luis Buñuel, Man Ray and Dziga Vertov, and was equally influenced by the paintings of Max Ernst.
Vertov, on the other hand, depicts this in the form of training, learning and practising, through which disciplining is achieved.
Br/>»One Sixth of the Earth«(1926)is also the title of a film by Dziga Vertov, the most experimental exponent of documentary cinema in the former Soviet Union.
Authors like Vertov, Stepanova, Tretjakov, Popova and Rodchenko invent complex procedures of investigation, such as the cine-eye, the cine-truth, the biography of the object or photomontage.
With the socialist theoretician andex-student leader Jean-Pierre Gorin he founded the«Dziga Vertov» group to produce revolutionary films in a collective outside the commercial cinema.
Eisenstein, Pudovkin, Dziga Vertov just to name the great European directors but I was fascinated by early American cinema as well.
Luigi Russolo(i)"Intonarumori", recordings of precisely reconstructed machines, excerpts from Russolo's manifesto on audio artÂ(1913)Dziga Vertov(su)"Man with a Movie Camera", SU, 1929, 68 min.
The collective Dziga Vertov(Godard/Morin) shot a commissioned film on the PLO in 1970.
The print preserved in the former Soviet Union's Gosfilmofond as well as Peter Kubelka's fascinating restoration which- by re-syncing the image and sound-allows the viewer to experience what Vertov considered the new language of sound cinema.
Around 1917 the later documentary film pioneer Dziga Vertov attempted to create a montage of noise, however his plan fell through because of the state of technology at the time.
Vertov shows the exercises in which the trainees gain the necessary skills for their future occupation- a ballet of repetitive movements, which in their endlessness seem to forget their purpose.
Lācis became the official representative of the Soviet trade mission in Germany for children's and documentary cinema, frequently organizing presentations of Soviet culture and film,including Kino-Eye works by Vertov.
Also included are the two Lenin-themed editions of Vertov's Kinopravda newsreel seriesas well as a feature-length TV documentary about Vertov by Austrian Film Museum co-founder Peter Konlechner.
The standardised language of newsreels with its economy of attention based on fear, the racing time of flexible production, and hysteria is as fluid and affective,as immediate and biopolitical as Vertov could have imagined.
This was the spirit in which Dziga Vertov sketched out his utopia of a combination of radio and film as early as 1925, so that all the proletarians in the world could see each other, thus creating a sense of international solidarity.
Following Eisenstein's reflections, the workshop will deal with the function of inanimate objects in his films and determine their significance in Eisenstein's thinking compared to other theoretical models of the 1920s and 1930s Balázs, Dulac, Eisenstein, Epstein,Moholy-Nagy, Vertov, etc.
Vertov understood revolutionary change in the same way Lenin had constantly described and promoted it, especially after October 1917- not as the spectacular coup marked by the storming of the Winter Palace, which Eisenstein had restaged on the occasion of its tenth anniversary, but rather as a long-lasting, arduous effort to reorganise the status quo most crucially, that of work.