Dziga Vertov 3 pictures

Director, Writer, Editor
Born in Bialystok, Poland, studied music and enrolled in St. Petersburg Neurological Institute in 1916. Worked on first Soviet newsreel, Kinonedelia (1918-1919), then on subsequent newsreel series (inc. Kinopravda, 1922-1925).

Born: January 2, 1896
Star sign: Capricorn
Known for: Man with a Movie Camera (1929), Tri pesni o Lenine (1934), Kino Eye (1924), One-Sixth of the World (1926)
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Still of Dziga Vertov in Discover Taipei: The Kino Eye Man and Woman with a Movie Camera (2006)
This film was dedicated to Dziga Vertov, and it's also adapted from Dziga Vertov's The Man With a Movie Camera (1929) by Ryota Nakanishi who practiced the theory of Kino Eye on the local professional filmmaking.
This film was dedicated to the Soviet filmmaker Dziga Vertov, and it used so many film techniques which he applied in his most famous film The Man With a Movie Camera (1929). Such as separation of a reactionary building. Ryota Nakanishi also use it to cracked the KMT building by the Kino eye method in this film.