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Dance of Values: Sergei Eisenstein's Capital Project

Name: Dance of Values: Sergei Eisenstein's Capital Project
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Author: Elena Vogman
ISBN: 9783035801088

by Elena Vogman

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Publisher: Diaphanes
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For filmmakers and historians seeking inspiration.

Dance of Values reveals Eisenstein's lost vision.

You’ll deepen your understanding of cinematic art.

Discover the fascinating world of Sergei Eisenstein's unrealised film project on Marx's Capital in this captivating exploration of his notes, drawings, and reflections.

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Sergei Eisenstein's cinematic adaptation of Karl Marx's Capital was never realized, yet it has haunted the imagination of many filmmakers, historians, and philosophers to the present day. Dance of Values aims to conjure the phantom of Eisenstein's Capital, presenting for the first time material from the full scope of the film project's archival body. This "visual instruction in the dialectical method," as Eisenstein called it, comprises more than five hundred pages of notes, drawings, press clippings, diagrams, negatives, theoretical reflections, and extensive quotations. Dance of Values explores the internal formal necessity underlying Eisenstein's artistic choices, and argues that its brilliant adaptation of Marx's Capital relied on the fragmentary and nonlinear state of its material. Published here for the first time, sequences from Eisenstein's archival materials are presented in this volume not as mere illustrations but as arguments in their own right, a visual theorization of value.