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Arsenal (Soviet Union - 1929) Арсенал
Drama / War
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0019649/
The triumvirate of great silent Soviet narrative directors is completed by Alexander Dovzhenko (1894–1956). Unlike the other two, Sergei Eisenstein and V. I. Pudovkin, Dovzhenko was Ukrainian and worked mostly in Odessa and Kiev, which allowed him a bit more freedom as he wasn’t constantly under Stalin’s nose in Moscow.
Dovzhenko's great rural trilogy (Arsenal in 1929, Zemlya in 1930, and Ivan in 1932) seems to move beyond the immediate political concerns of the Revolution into a personal and emotional realm; feeling triumphs over agitprop.
Arsenal is, of course, first and foremost, a war picture, dealing with the civil strife following the overthrow of the Czar. In keeping with his conception of cinema as poetry, Dovzhenko developed a unique style replete with symbols, metaphors, and poetic intertitles, somewhat removed from the conventions of cinematic narrative — even those pioneered by other Soviet filmmakers.
Set in the bleak aftermath and devastation of World War One, a recently demobbed soldier, Timosh, returns to his hometown Kiev, after having survived a train wreck. His arrival coincides with a national celebration of Ukrainian freedom, but the festivities are not to last.
Video: XviD, 528x400, 25.000 fps, 1097 kbps, 01h28m02
Audio: Dolby AC3, 48000 Hz, stereo, 224 kbps
Optional subtitles: English
Spanish
Portuguese-BR
Galician
Persian
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DVD Rip, thanks to RL, June 2014
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