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6 / 7 the outskirts (окраина) by boris barnet, mezhrabpomfilm, ussr 1933 .
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one of mezhrabpomfilm' s last films was gustav von wangenheim' s fighters (1936), about german workers fighting the nazi brownshirts and the ss in 1933. it was made by german filmmakers and actors who had fled to moscow to avoid hitler' s terror. ironically, many of them were later executed during stalin' s terror years .
its german branch prometheus film, produced some of the
socially committed cinematic art of the late weimar republic [ red dream factory productions ] such as phil jutzi' s work, leo mittler' s harbor drift (jenseits der strasse 1929), slatan dudow' s whither germany (kuhle wampe oder wem gehört die welt? 1932) 2 berlinale pressrelease ], as well as two joint productions with mezhrabpomfilm, before going bankrupt in 1932 .
mezhrabpomfilm, from the word film, and the russian acronym for workers international relief or workers international aid, was a german - russian film studio, formerly mezhrabpom - rus, from 1922 - 1936. the studio was formed from the joining together in 1922 of moisei aleinikov, a russian producer, and willi münzenberg, a german communist. the studio was set up in moscow, with headquarters in berlin. after producing around 600 films the
international experiment was brutally ended eleven and fourteen years later by hitler' s and stalin' s regimes .
the retrospective of the 62nd berlin international film festival has rediscovered a legendary german - russian film studio: mezhrabpom - film and its german branch prometheus wrote film history from 1922 to 1936 .
moisei aleinikov, a russian film expert and producer from tsarist times who had a great instinct for the right topics, and willi münzenberg, a german communist and “red media entrepreneur”, joined forces in 1922 to combine clever business ideas, a political mission and boundless enthusiasm for new cinematic narratives. and so the film studio mezhrabpom - rus (later called mezhrabpom - film), a unique german - russian film venture, was set up in moscow, with headquarters in berlin. after producing some 600 films, this international experiment was brutally ended eleven and fourteen years later by hitler’s and stalin’s regimes. entitled “the red dream factory”, the retrospective of the 2012 berlinale will be dedicated to this studio rediscovered in russian archives .
“classics of russian revolutionary cinema, such as vsevolod pudovkin’s konez sankt peterburga (the end of st. petersburg, 1927), were made by mezhrabpom - film. at the same time, the studio focused on topics revolving around people’s everyday lives. artistically sophisticated films from all kinds of genres thrilled international audiences and inspired the entire european film avant - garde, ” says rainer rother, head of the retrospective and artistic director of the deutsche kinemathek — museum für film und fernsehen .
masterpieces such as pudovkin’s potomok genghis - khana (storm over asia, 1928), boris barnet’s devushka s korobkoy (the girl with the hat, 1927) or the portrayal of the revolution on mars in aelita (1924) by yakov protazanov are a must in a studio retrospective such as this one .
what’s more, moviegoers will discover much that is new to them: for instance, there is margarita barskaya’s rvanye bashmaki (torn shoes, 1933), a drama about children set in germany when the nazis came into power; or the early science - fiction robot film gibel sensatsii (lost sensation, 1935) by aleksandr andriyevsky. also among the great feats of this film factory are the soviet union’s first animated films as well as its first sound film, nikolai ekk’s putyovka v zhizn (road to life, 1931) .
the “vision of a new life” also inspired documentary film. for joris ivens and dziga vertov this went hand in hand with the invention of a spectacular sound - film language. and the socially committed cinematic art of the late weimar republic such as found in prometheus films - e. g. , phil jutzi’s works, leo mittler’s jenseits der straße (harbor drift, 1929) and slatan dudow’s kuhle wampe oder wem gehört die welt? (whither germany, 1932) - were all red dream factory productions .
curated by alexander schwarz and günter agde, the retrospective will present some 30 programmes made up of over 40 silent and sound films. the silent films will all be accompanied by live music performed by renowned artists. the programme includes diverse german premieres of films that are being made available by gosfilmofond (moscow) and the russian state documentary film & photo archive at krasnogorsk. the retrospective is being put together in cooperation with the (german) federal archives / department film archives, the cinémathèque de toulouse, munich filmmuseum, the austrian film museum in vienna, and the museum of modern art’s department of film .
the film programme will be accompanied by discussions and events at the deutsche kinemathek. berlin’s bertz + fischer will also be publishing a book for the retrospective. in it, german and russian authors will illuminate the development of the studio and the aesthetics of the films that were produced there .
closely related to the retrospective and made possible by a collaboration with arte / zdf is the berlinale’s presentation of sergei eisenstein’s masterpiece oktyabr (october, 1928) with edmund meisel’s original music performed by the berlin radio symphony orchestra. the film, which re - enacts the revolution in october 1917, will be screened at the friedrichstadtpalast on february 10, 2012 .
the berlinale and the deutsche kinemathek are also delighted to be cooperating with the dok leipzig: an extensive retrospective of documentary and animated films from the red dream factory programme will be presented at the 55th international leipzig festival for documentary and animated film in 2012 .
this year for the first time, a partnership has been established between the museum of modern art (moma) in new york and the retrospective. the deutsche kinemathek, the berlinale and the moma will now collaborate long term and this will lead to joint programmes in the future. thus the red dream factory programme will present a number of exemplary films from the berlinale retrospective in new york in march / april 2012 .
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classics of revolutionary cinema, such as vsevolod pudovkin' s the end of st. petersburg (konez sankt peterburga (1927) ) were made by mezhrabpom - film. other significant films made by the studio include storm over asia (1928), boris barnet' s the girl with the hat (devushka s korobkoy (1927), yakov protazanov' s aelita (1924), margarita barskaya' s torn shoes (rvanye bashmaki 1933), a drama about children set in germany when the nazis assumed power, and aleksandr andriyevsky' s early science - fiction film lost sensation (gibel senstsii 1935). the soviet union' s first animated films, and first sound film, nikolai ekk' s road to life (1931) were made by the studio .
in 1936, the company was dissolved, as it was regarded too independent and too influenced by foreigners. the facilities were taken over by soyuzdetfilm, the world' s first film company devoted to films for children and teenagers, which in 1948 was renamed gorky film studio .
berlin' s bertz + fischer published a book for a retrospective - a programme of films which were presented at the 2012 berlin film festival - in which german and russian authors look at the studio and the aesthetics of the films produced there (günter agde, alexander schwarz (ed .): die rote traumfabrik: meschrabpom - film und prometheus (1921–1936). berlin: bertz + fischer 2012) .
outskirts is known internationally as a masterpiece of early sound cinema. it takes place in a remote russian village during world war i from 1914 to 1917 .
окраина
советский ч / б фильм бориса барнета, ссср 1933
amazing boxing! the fastest girl, 2 years after triumph. cамая быстрая девочка, спустя 2 года
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mezhrabpomfilm ( russian : межрабпомфильм ) , from the word film , and the russian acronym for workers international relief or workers international aid ( russian : международная рабочая помощь ) , was a german-russian film studio , formerly mezhrabpom-rus , from 1922-1936 . the studio was formed from the joining together in 1922 of moisei aleinikov , a russian producer , and willi münzenberg , a german communist . the studio was set up in moscow , with headquarters in berlin . after producing around 600 films the " international experiment was brutally ended eleven and fourteen years later by hitler 's and stalin 's regimes . " classics of revolutionary cinema , such as vsevolod pudovkin 's the end of st. petersburg ( konez sankt peterburga ( 1927 ) ) were made by mezhrabpom-film . other significant films made by the studio include storm over asia ( 1928 ) , boris barnet 's the girl with a hatbox ( devushka s korobkoy ( 1927 ) , yakov protazanov 's aelita ( 1924 ) , margarita barskaya 's torn shoes ( rvanye bashmaki 1933 ) , a drama about children set in germany when the nazis assumed power , and aleksandr andriyevsky 's early science-fiction film loss of sensation ( gibel senstsii 1935 ) . the soviet union 's first animated films , and first sound film , nikolai ekk 's road to life ( 1931 ) were made by the studio . one of mezhrabpomfilm 's last films was gustav von wangenheim 's fighters ( 1936 ) , about german workers fighting the nazi brownshirts and the ss in 1933 . it was made by german filmmakers and actors who had fled to moscow to avoid hitler 's terror . ironically , 2 actors working on the set were arrested during the filming and by the end of 1938 ( during stalin 's terror years ) two thirds of the film crew were arrested . in 1936 , the company was dissolved , as it was regarded too independent and too influenced by foreigners . rot-front studio became its successor , but in the same 1936 its name was changed to soyuzdetfilm ( russian : союздетфильм ) , the world 's first film company devoted to films for children and teenagers , which in 1948 was renamed gorky film studio . its german branch prometheus film , produced some of the " socially committed cinematic art of the late weimar republic [ red dream factory productions ] such as phil jutzi 's work , leo mittler 's beyond the street ( jenseits der strasse 1929 ) , slatan dudow 's kuhle wampe or who owns the world ? ( kuhle wampe , oder : wem gehört die welt ? 1932 ) berlinale pressrelease ] , as well as two joint productions with mezhrabpomfilm , before going bankrupt in 1932 . berlin 's bertz + fischer published a book for a retrospective - a programme of films which were presented at the 2012 berlin film festival - in which german and russian authors look at the studio and the aesthetics of the films produced there ( günter agde , alexander schwarz ( ed . ) : die rote traumfabrik : meschrabpom-film und prometheus ( 1921 – 1936 ) . berlin : bertz + fischer 2012 ) . 
mezhrabpomfilm (russian: межрабпомфильм), from the word film, and the russian acronym for workers international relief or workers international aid (russian: международная рабочая помощь), was a german-russian film studio, formerly mezhrabpom-rus, from 1922-1936. the studio was formed from the joining together in 1922 of moisei aleinikov, a russian producer, and willi münzenberg, a german communist. the studio was set up in moscow, with headquarters in berlin. after producing around 600 films the " international experiment was brutally ended eleven and fourteen years later by hitler's and stalin's regimes. " classics of revolutionary cinema, such as vsevolod pudovkin's the end of st. petersburg (konez sankt peterburga (1927) ) were made by mezhrabpom-film. other significant films made by the studio include storm over asia (1928), boris barnet's the girl with a hatbox (devushka s korobkoy (1927), yakov protazanov's aelita (1924), margarita barskaya's torn shoes (rvanye bashmaki 1933), a drama about children set in germany when the nazis assumed power, and aleksandr andriyevsky's early science-fiction film loss of sensation (gibel senstsii 1935). the soviet union's first animated films, and first sound film, nikolai ekk's road to life (1931) were made by the studio. one of mezhrabpomfilm's last films was gustav von wangenheim's fighters (1936), about german workers fighting the nazi brownshirts and the ss in 1933. it was made by german filmmakers and actors who had fled to moscow to avoid hitler's terror. ironically, 2 actors working on the set were arrested during the filming and by the end of 1938 (during stalin's terror years) two thirds of the film crew were arrested. in 1936, the company was dissolved, as it was regarded too independent and too influenced by foreigners. rot-front studio became its successor, but in the same 1936 its name was changed to soyuzdetfilm (russian: союздетфильм), the world's first film company devoted to films for children and teenagers, which in 1948 was renamed gorky film studio. its german branch prometheus film, produced some of the " socially committed cinematic art of the late weimar republic [ red dream factory productions ] such as phil jutzi's work, leo mittler's beyond the street (jenseits der strasse 1929), slatan dudow's kuhle wampe or who owns the world? ( kuhle wampe, oder: wem gehört die welt? 1932) berlinale pressrelease ], as well as two joint productions with mezhrabpomfilm, before going bankrupt in 1932. berlin's bertz + fischer published a book for a retrospective - a programme of films which were presented at the 2012 berlin film festival - in which german and russian authors look at the studio and the aesthetics of the films produced there (günter agde, alexander schwarz (ed .): die rote traumfabrik: meschrabpom-film und prometheus (1921 – 1936). berlin: bertz + fischer 2012).
mezhrabpomfilm (russian: межрабпомфильм), from the word film, and the russian acronym for workers international relief or workers international aid (russian: международная рабочая помощь), was a german-russian film studio, formerly mezhrabpom-rus, from 1922-1936. the studio was formed from the joining together in 1922 of moisei aleinikov, a russian producer, and willi münzenberg, a german communist. the studio was set up in moscow, with headquarters in berlin. after producing around 600 films the " international experiment was brutally ended eleven and fourteen years later by hitler's and stalin's regimes. " classics of revolutionary cinema, such as vsevolod pudovkin's the end of st. petersburg (konez sankt peterburga (1927) ) were made by mezhrabpom-film. other significant films made by the studio include storm over asia (1928), boris barnet's the girl with a hatbox (devushka s korobkoy (1927), yakov protazanov's aelita (1924), margarita barskaya's torn shoes (rvanye bashmaki 1933), a drama about children set in germany when the nazis assumed power, and aleksandr andriyevsky's early science-fiction film loss of sensation (gibel senstsii 1935). the soviet union's first animated films, and first sound film, nikolai ekk's road to life (1931) were made by the studio. one of mezhrabpomfilm's last films was gustav von wangenheim's fighters (1936), about german workers fighting the nazi brownshirts and the ss in 1933. it was made by german filmmakers and actors who had fled to moscow to avoid hitler's terror. ironically, 2 actors working on the set were arrested during the filming and by the end of 1938 (during stalin's terror years) two thirds of the film crew were arrested. in 1936, the company was dissolved, as it was regarded too independent and too influenced by foreigners. rot-front studio became its successor, but in the same 1936 its name was changed to soyuzdetfilm (russian: союздетфильм), the world's first film company devoted to films for children and teenagers, which in 1948 was renamed gorky film studio. its german branch prometheus film, produced some of the " socially committed cinematic art of the late weimar republic [ red dream factory productions ] such as phil jutzi's work, leo mittler's beyond the street (jenseits der strasse 1929), slatan dudow's kuhle wampe or who owns the world? ( kuhle wampe, oder: wem gehört die welt? 1932) berlinale pressrelease ], as well as two joint productions with mezhrabpomfilm, before going bankrupt in 1932. berlin's bertz + fischer published a book for a retrospective - a programme of films which were presented at the 2012 berlin film festival - in which german and russian authors look at the studio and the aesthetics of the films produced there (günter agde, alexander schwarz (ed .): die rote traumfabrik: meschrabpom-film und prometheus (1921 – 1936). berlin: bertz + fischer 2012).