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Dovzhenko

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Dovzhenko (Russian) [dovˈʒenko]
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(Biographies / Dovzhenko, Aleksandr Petrovitch (1894-1956) M, Russian, FILMS AND TV: director) Aleksandr Petrovitch (alɪkˈsandr peˈtrɔvɪtʃ). 1894-1956, Soviet film director. His films include Zemlya (1930) and Ivan (1932)


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Thus Histoire(s) addresses all the American directors listed above plus dozens of French and European film-makers (and archivists and critics) from Renoir to Truffaut, the Lumières to Henri Langlois, and Dreyer, Rossellini, Dovzhenko, Paradjanov and Eisenstein.
43) However, the actual spatial layout is never revealed, and so the seeming links may be completely illusory, as in the films of Dovzhenko.
Sometimes one might ask why he is quoting, as in his earlier work Shanghaied Text (1996) in which his utilization of pornography, Dovzhenko and opera--while obviously accomplished and visually stunning--seems motivated only by the gesture toward postmodernism that the title implies.
 
 
 
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