Narration 
        The Killing - Stanley Kubrick
    Obsession
         Johnny Guitar - Nicholas Ray
    Realistic Urban Settings
        The Asphalt Jungle - John Huston
    Snappy Dialogue
         Double Indemnity - Billy Wilder
         The Big Sleep - Howard Hawks
            1945 PreRelease Version
            1946 Release Version
    Violence
        Kiss of Death - Henry Hathaway
    Wet
        T-Men - Anthony Man
    Femme Fatale
         Kiss Me Deadly - Robert Aldrich
             666

Soviet Cinema
    Pretty derivative before the revolution

    1919 Film comes under government control

    Happy Accidents
        Lack of raw film stock
            1919 Intolerance
            1922 La Rou

    Lev Kuleshov
        Workshops
        Experiments
            “Pure” Cinema
                Ivan Mozhukin
            Creative Geography aka Artificial Landscape
            Creative Anatomy
    
    Editing
        Narrative Cut
            Flashback/Flash Forward
            Thinking
            Cross Cut
        Intellectual Cut
            Metaphorical aka Associational Cut
            Contrast Cut
            Parallel Cut
        Emotional Cut
            Rhythmic Cut
            Tonal Cut
            Form Cut
            Directional Cut
    The most interesting cuts work on narrative, intellectual
        and emotional levels all at once.

Sergei Mikhailovich Eisenstein
    4 February 1898 - Riga Lativa
    Father affluent architect
        Joins White Army 
    Begins as an engineer for the Red Army
    1920 Set Designer for Vsevolod Meyerhold
    1923 First film - Dnevnik Glumova - Glumov’s Diary
    1924 Stachka - Strike
    1925 Bronenosets Potemkin - Battleship Potemkin
        Odessa Steps
            Terry Gilliam
            Brian DePalma
    1930's sent to US to learn about sound
        Albert Einstein, Abel Gance, Charlie Chaplin, Walt
            Disney, D. W. Griffith, Robert Flaherty and Upton
            Sinclair
                Que Viva Mexico
    1932 Accused of “Formalism”
    1938 Alekzandr Nvesky
    1945 Ivan Grozny I, II & III

    11 February 1948 - Heart Attack

Vsevolod I. Pudovkin
    “The foundation of film art is editing”
    16 February 1893
    1925 Chess Fever
    1926 Mechanics of the Brain - Documentary on Pavlov
    1926 Mother
    Eisenstein focused on the power of the masses
    Pudovkin focused on the courage of the individual
    1928 Storm Over Asia - Heir to Genghis Khan
    30 June 1953