Standoff Kuleshov

"Standoff Kuleshov" is a short film re-enacting exploring two "effects" of cinematic language, the Kuleshov Effect and Einstein's interruption of time. "Standoff Kuleshov" takes these elements and creates a comedic twis

Kuleshov Noir

Kuleshov

An experiment using the Kuleshov theory by Dustin Zemel and Ben Popp.

From Kuleshov to Berlanga

Kuleshov Effect

An experiment in editing. This entry refers to both the initial, likely lost 1919 experiment, created using footage of Ivan Mosjoukine, and the later surviving recreation featuring two unknown actors.

Kuleshov Experiment - Second Experiment

The experiments in editing carried out at the beginning of the 20th century by Lev Kuleshov revolutionized cinema. A reel with the last test carried out by the Russian director, in which he takes the theory of montage to

Full Metal Kuleshov Effect

The first of two two Videographic essays with critical reflections on representations of the Vietnam War. “Full Metal Kuleshov Effect,” counterposes the work of Stanley Kubrick with that of Santiago Alvarez and the Viet

The Kuleshov Effect

An excellent 1969 documentary, S. Raitburt’s The Kuleshov Effect, made about a year before Lev Kuleshov died, and interviewing him at length, both about his filmmaking and his far lengthier career as a teacher (including

Kuleshov's Folly

Two special agents are tasked with tracking down the Russian militant Sergei Kuleshov, but not everything goes according to plan.

The Cinematic Language of an Era: Lev Kuleshov

An experimenter and inventor of many different film effects, including the "effect" of his name, an improviser and teacher, a decorator of salon melodramas and a revolutionary, an auto enthusiast and a dashing hussar! An