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[wisegardenbluebird]

EL DÍA QUE NACIÓEL CINE

LOS ORÍGENES DEL CINE Y EL DCUMENTAL Se cumplen 130 años de la primera proyección de los Hermanos Lumière Francisco R. Pastoriza Tanto las bellas artes como la fotografía trataron de superar en algún momento su carácter estático y provocar en los espectadores una cierta sensación de movimiento, como atestiguan muchas obras de las vanguardias artísticas y los experimentos fotográficos de Jules…

EL DÍA QUE NACIÓEL CINE

[flixwise]

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Hey guys! Ever wonder what that creepy eyeball at the top of our showpage is all about? Well wonder no more, because all will be revealed in our latest episode. For this edition, we are once again joined by Jeffrey Ashkin to discuss the number 8 movie on the Sight and Sound Greatest Movies of All Time list, Dziga Vertov's MAN WITH A MOVIE CAMERA. Dziga Vertov's 1929 silent classic is the first documentary on the list. So, to celebrate both our first documentary and our very first seamless transition between topics, we spend some time talking about our personal favorite documentaries and how the form has changed over the years.

Then we finish off with a final note of positivity.

[monamoscou]

Dziga Vertov - Jouets soviétiques [Sovetskie igrushki] (1924)

L'un des premiers et des plus insolites dessins animés soviétiques

[Spoiler Alert] Les bourgeois et le prêtre finissent pendus aux branches du sapin de Noël. (D'ailleurs, depuis, en Russie, laïcité oblige, on ne dit plus que "sapin du Nouvel an").

Une autre facette de Dziga Vertov.

[Dziga Vertov’s Soviet Toys: The first (and possibly the weirdest) Soviet animation]

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[doncaballero]

dziga-vertov replied to your post:What are the consequences of vegetarianism?

I’m vegetarian because I just don’t like the idea of industrial killing of animals but also how humans are treated is shitty too. also like we don’t impact it greatly but I like to think about how many animals didn’t have to be killed cause I stopped

thing is, has the meat industry ever really stopped producing meat because of vegetarianism? vegetarianism keeps growing, and i'm yet to hear about a single butchery or factory that's closed due to low demand. maybe this sounds a little close minded but mass production of meat is a product of capitalism, and as long as capitalism stands, meat consumption and meat production will stand. what do i know tho i blame it all on capitalism but yes i think so

[jefffreybeaumont]

dziga-vertov replied to your post:you're the human version of horse_ebooks.... human ebooks

….. you’re welcome

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