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Peer reviewedKepley, Vance, Jr. – Journal of Film and Video, 1996
Uses a case study of V. Pudovkin's film, "Return of Vasilii Bortnikov" (1953), to (1) address the possible influence of Hollywood-style continuity on the basic film technique of Soviet Socialist Realism; and (2) account for how the American model may have been modified as it was adapted to the Soviet situation. (PA)
Descriptors: Case Studies, Film Criticism, Film Production Specialists, Film Study
