Alright, so look, if you’re not already into old, silent Soviet films about big machines and revolution, then Dva bronevika probably ain't gonna be your new favorite thing. You'll likely find it a bit slow, maybe even a little confusing without the proper historical context. But if you are curious, or just love seeing ...
Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
Semyon Timoshenko
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"Alright, so look, if you’re not already into old, silent Soviet films about big machines and revolution, then Dva bronevika probably ain't gonna be your new favorite thing. You'll likely find it a bit slow, maybe even a little confusing without the proper historical context. But if you are curious, or just love seeing how movies were made way back when, there’s some real interesting stuff here. It’s a 1928 film, right? So we’re talking silent, black and white, with those dramatic intertitles do..."
Semyon Timoshenko, Viktor Shklovskiy
Soviet Union
1929 · IMDb 7.5
