Shagay, sovet! (Dziga Vertov, 1926) DVDRip VOSE

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Shagay, sovet!
¡Adelante Soviet!
(Dziga Vertov, 1926)


IMDb

• In March 1925 Vertov released his last issue of Cine-Pravda. The following year he completed two seminal, feature-length documentary films that inspired or perplexed the film world. Forward, Soviet! and A Sixth Part of the World left no one indifferent. These two films in a year pulverised received notions of non-fiction film and newsreel. On the ruins Vertov constructed the mighty edifice of documentary, changing film for ever.
  
  At the same time, this transition from newsreel was one Vertov had initiated with his Cine-Pravda series, and was largely inspired by journalistic models. Forward, Soviet! and A Sixth Part of the World use newsreel, found and unstaged footage, not simply to show, or record, but to construct an argument, to move and to persuade their audience. Their novelty lies in doing so in more extensive fashion and in more consistent manner than Cine-Pravda. Yet the reasons why Vertov moved to longer films owes much to the specific circumstances of Soviet newsreel in this period.
  
  JEREMY HICKS. Dziga Vertov: Defining Documentary Film. I.B. Tauris, 2007. Disponible en: DivX Clásico.

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Subtítulos

Castellano | English | Português brasileiro
Los subtítulos en inglés del DVD tienen 197 líneas, por 184 de la antigua traducción de KaraGarga. Marlowe ha completado los subtítulos españoles añadiendo carteles, letreros, portadas de libros y algunos cambios.

[marlowe62]

Landmarks of Early Soviet Film. Flicker Alley (2011).

Sergei M. Eisenstein, Old and New (1929). / DVDRip VO+SE
Dziga Vertov, Stride, Soviet (1926).
Victor Turin, Turksib (1930). / Sin hilo en DXC (VHSRip VOSI+SE)
Esther Shub, The Fall of the Romanov Dynasty (1927). / DVDRip VI+SGalego
Boris Barnet, The House on Trubnaya (1928). / Sin hilo en DXC (Filmo Cine Mudo / SE / SI)
Lev Kuleshov, The Extraordinary Adventures of Mr. West in the Land of the Bolsheviks (1924). / SATRip VO (SE)
Lev Kuleshov, By the Law (1926). / DVDRip VO+SE
Mikhail Kalatozov, Salt for Svanetia (1930). / DVDRip VO+SE

Descargando.
Gracias, V.

[Wagnerian]

Ahí es nada.

Mil gracias, V.

[marlowe62]

Subtítulos ampliados (descarga directa): castellano.
Completados (carteles, letreros, portadas de libros...) y con algunos cambios en la traducción, a partir de los subs en inglés.

Un saludo.

[Coursodon]

Pinchada, gracias.

[silentrunner]

Gracias !