Kino

Discover the captivating journey of Soviet cinema in Kino by Jay Leyda, published in 1983. This comprehensive volume delves into the evolution of Soviet film, tracing its development from the Lumière brothers' filming of Tsar Nicholas II's coronation to its role as a powerful artistic and political tool. With a remarkable page count of 584, Kino is richly illustrated with 150 drawings and photographs that enhance the narrative. The book also features five informative appendices, including a curated list of selected Russian and Soviet films, making it an invaluable resource for film enthusiasts and scholars alike. Explore the intersection of art and politics through the lens of cinema in this essential work on film history and criticism.