Sergei M. Eisenstein

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Known For

Alexander Nevsky Director

(1938)

Ivan the Terrible, Part I Director

(1944)

Que Viva Mexico Director

(1979)

Battleship Potemkin Director

(1925)

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Director (31 credits)

1988 Ivan the Terrible, Part III (Short)

1979 Que Viva Mexico (Documentary)

1958 Eisenstein's Mexican Project

1958 Ivan the Terrible, Part II

1944 Ivan the Terrible, Part I (as Sergei Eisenstein)

1943 Seeds of Freedom

1941 Conquering Cross

1941 Idol of Hope

1941 Land and Freedom

1941 Mexican Symphony

1941 Mexico Marches

1941 Spaniard and Indian

1941 Zapotecan Village

1940 Time in the Sun (Documentary)

1939 The Fergana Canal (Documentary short)

1938 Alexander Nevsky (as S. Eisenstein)

1937 Bezhin lug (Short)

1934 Death Day (Short)

1933 Eisenstein in Mexico (Documentary)

1933 Thunder Over Mexico

1932 ¡Que viva Mexico!

1931 La destrucción de Oaxaca (Documentary short)

1930 Romance sentimentale (Short) (as S. M. Eisenstein)

1930 Women's Misery - Women's Happiness (Short)

1929 Gore i radost zhenshchiny

1929 The Storming of La Sarraz

1929 Old and New

1927 October (Ten Days that Shook the World) (as S. M. Eisenstein)

1925 Battleship Potemkin (as S.M. Eisenstein)

1925 Stachka

1923 Dnevnik Glumova (Short)

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Writer (18 credits)

2009 Taiwanese School: The Experiment of Sergei Eisenstein's Montage Theory (Short) (concept)

1998 Sergey Eyzenshteyn. Meksikanskaya fantasiya (Documentary) (original "Que viva Mexico" conception and notes)

1996 Sergei Eisenstein: Autobiography (Documentary) (autobiography)

1979 Que Viva Mexico (Documentary) (original screenplay)

1958 Ivan the Terrible, Part II (writer)

1944 Ivan the Terrible, Part I (as Sergei Eisenstein)

1943 Seeds of Freedom (Potemkin sequences)

1940 Time in the Sun (Documentary)

1938 Alexander Nevsky (as S. Eisenstein)

1937 Bezhin lug (Short)

1933 Thunder Over Mexico (story - uncredited)

1931 La destrucción de Oaxaca (Documentary short)

1930 Romance sentimentale (Short)

1929 The Storming of La Sarraz (writer)

1929 Old and New (writer)

1927 October (Ten Days that Shook the World) (written by - as S. M. Eisenstein)

1925 Battleship Potemkin (re-writes - uncredited)

1925 Stachka

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Editor (5 credits)

1944 Ivan the Terrible, Part I (as Sergei Eizenshtein)

1938 Alexander Nevsky (uncredited)

1930 Romance sentimentale (Short)

1930 Women's Misery - Women's Happiness (Short)

1925 Battleship Potemkin (uncredited)

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Actor (4 credits)

1993 Island of the Dead

1929 Everyday (Short)
Policeman

1929 The Storming of La Sarraz
Commander of the Army of Independents

1925 Battleship Potemkin
Odessa Citizen

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Producer (3 credits)

1958 Ivan the Terrible, Part II (producer)

1944 Ivan the Terrible, Part I (producer - uncredited)

1941 An Appeal to the Jews of the World (Documentary short) (producer)

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Miscellaneous Crew (3 credits)

1941 They Met in Moscow (artistic producer)

1930 Women's Misery - Women's Happiness (Short) (supervisor)

1929 Everyday (Short) (in co-operation with - as S. M. Eisenstein)

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Art director (2 credits)

1944 Ivan the Terrible, Part I

1938 Alexander Nevsky (uncredited)

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Art department (1 credit)

1944 Ivan the Terrible, Part I (designer)

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Costume and Wardrobe Department (1 credit)

1944 Ivan the Terrible, Part I (designer)

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Costume designer (1 credit)

1938 Alexander Nevsky (uncredited)

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Production designer (1 credit)

1958 Ivan the Terrible, Part II

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Thanks (2 credits)

2013 American Montage (Short) (acknowledgment)

2009 Taiwanese School: The Experiment of Sergei Eisenstein's Montage Theory (Short) (in memory of)

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Self (3 credits)

1998 Sergey Eyzenshteyn. Meksikanskaya fantasiya (Documentary)
Himself (uncredited)

1931 Wir schalten um auf Hollywood
Himself (uncredited)

1923 Dnevnik Glumova (Short)
Himself (takes bow at end)

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Archive footage (12 credits)

2013 Dovzhenko. Ukrainian Homer of Cinema (Documentary short)
Himself

2009 Taiwanese School: The Experiment of Sergei Eisenstein's Montage Theory (Short)
Himself

2008 Khraniteli (TV Short documentary)
Himself

2007 Dem Panzerkreuzer Potemkin auf der Spur (TV Movie documentary)
Himself

2005 Filmmakers in Action (Documentary)
Himself (uncredited)

2000 The Worlds of Mei Lanfang (Documentary)

1998 Dom mastera (Documentary)
Himself

1997 El circulo eterno: Eisenstein en México (TV Mini-Series documentary)
Himself

- Episode #1.3 (1997) ... Himself

- Episode #1.2 (1997) ... Himself

- Episode #1.1 (1997) ... Himself

1996 Sergei Eisenstein: Autobiography (Documentary)
Himself

1987 The Secret Life of Sergei Eisenstein (Documentary)
Himself - in England, in Holland, Anti-Anti-Semitism Speech in English

1984 Eisenstein en México (Short)
Himself

1958 Sergey Eyzenshteyn (Documentary)
Himself

Personal Details

Other Works:

Book: "Film Essays" See more »

Publicity Listings:

10 Biographical Movies | 30 Print Biographies | 7 Articles | 1 Magazine Cover Photo | See more »

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Height:

5' 7" (1.7 m)

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Did You Know?

Personal Quote:

The hieroglyphic language of the cinema is capable of expressing any concept, any idea of class, any political or tactical slogan, without recourse to the help of a rather suspect dramatic or psychological past.

Trivia:

Biography in: John Wakeman, editor. "World Film Directors, Volume One, 1890-1945". Pages 291-305. New York: The H.W. Wilson Company, 1987. See more »

Trademark:

[Montage] Considered the father of the cinematic montage, he often used heavily edited sequences for emotional impact and historical propaganda (his most famous being the Odessa Steps sequence in Battleship Potemkin (1925) [Battleship Potemkin]).