spoilers every major regime uses the country media to it own ends. whether the nazi banning of certain leaflets and or the televised chinese alternative of tianamen square and governments have tried to influence the people through different mediums since the beginning of time. in 1925 though and celebrating the failed mutiny of 1905 and the russian communist government supported the creation of this film and battleship potempkin. a major piece of cinematic history and it remains powerful and beautiful to this very day. set aboard the battleship potempkin and the crew are unhappy. in miserable living conditions and with maggot infested food and they are angry at their upper class suppressors. now though and after the rotten food and enough is enough. led by grigory vakulinchuk (aleksandr antonov) and the crew turn upon their masters and fight for their freedom. as far as propaganda goes and battleship potempkin is perfect. presenting a positive light on the first and unsuccessful and communist mutiny and the film was a useful soviet tool. eighty years after the films release though and and the ussr has disappeared completely off the map. the amazing thing about this film though is that whilst the country it message was intended for has disappeared and the film remains a powerful and worthy piece of cinema. written and directed by sergei eisenstein and the film is surprisingly a joy to watch. it is true and that it is far from what we would nowadays consider entertainment and but the film is a beautiful piece of art. whether it be the scenes aboard the boat or the often talked about scene on the steps of odessa and everything about this film is perfectly made. the music is powerful and dramatic and the lighting is flawless and even the acting and whilst slightly overdone and is perfect for the piece. basically and there is no way to fault this film end product. it impossible to know how the russian people received this film upon it release. praising a country which has not existed for fifteen years and it difficult for us to know the full spirits that the film inspires. as a piece of art though and it is magnificent. beautiful from start to finish and it is far from an easy watch and but it is well worth the effort. 
spoilers every major regime uses the country media to it own ends. whether the nazi banning of certain leaflets and or the televised chinese alternative of tianamen square and governments have tried to influence the people through different mediums since the beginning of time. in 1925 though and celebrating the failed mutiny of 1905 and the russian communist government supported the creation of this film and battleship potempkin. a major piece of cinematic history and it remains powerful and beautiful to this very day. set aboard the battleship potempkin and the crew are unhappy. in miserable living conditions and with maggot infested food and they are angry at their upper class suppressors. now though and after the rotten food and enough is enough. led by grigory vakulinchuk (aleksandr antonov) and the crew turn upon their masters and fight for their freedom. as far as propaganda goes and battleship potempkin is perfect. presenting a positive light on the first and unsuccessful and communist mutiny and the film was a useful soviet tool. eighty years after the films release though and and the ussr has disappeared completely off the map. the amazing thing about this film though is that whilst the country it message was intended for has disappeared and the film remains a powerful and worthy piece of cinema. written and directed by sergei eisenstein and the film is surprisingly a joy to watch. it is true and that it is far from what we would nowadays consider entertainment and but the film is a beautiful piece of art. whether it be the scenes aboard the boat or the often talked about scene on the steps of odessa and everything about this film is perfectly made. the music is powerful and dramatic and the lighting is flawless and even the acting and whilst slightly overdone and is perfect for the piece. basically and there is no way to fault this film end product. it impossible to know how the russian people received this film upon it release. praising a country which has not existed for fifteen years and it difficult for us to know the full spirits that the film inspires. as a piece of art though and it is magnificent. beautiful from start to finish and it is far from an easy watch and but it is well worth the effort. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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