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[1920s]
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- (1924)
- Features: Blu-ray
- Studio: Flicker Alley
- Genre: Documentary, Silent Films
- Release Date: 6/2/2015
- Pioneering documentarian Vertov's "The Man with the Movie Camera" (1929) uses the camera lens as the audience's "eye," embarking on a bizarre chronicle of Soviet life filled with trick photography... more
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- (1929)
- Features: Manufactured on Demand, NTSC Format
- Studio: Flicker Alley
- Genre: Documentary, Silent Films
- Release Date: 3/14/2017
- Innovative avant garde silent film by pioneering documentarian Dziga Vertov uses the camera lens as the audience's "eye," as all manner of cinematic devices in their infancy--fast and slow motion,... more
