Film Form and The Film Sense

This hardcover edition is in fair condition. The dust jacket shows signs of wear, including some edge fraying and small tears, and bears price stickers from previous sales. The binding remains intact, and the pages are clean with no inscriptions or library markings.

Film Form: Essays in Film Theory and The Film Sense by Sergei Eisenstein is a pivotal work in cinema studies, providing deep insights into film theory and montage. This edition, published by Meridian Books and The World Publishing Company in Cleveland and New York, is the ninth printing from January 1968. It combines two of Eisenstein’s most influential works, originally published separately in 1949 and 1942. Edited and translated by Jay Leyda, this volume is a must-have for students of film and those interested in the evolution of cinematic techniques. Eisenstein, a renowned Soviet filmmaker and theorist, is celebrated for his innovative contributions to the art of editing and narrative construction in film. This specific edition is distinct for its historical context and the comprehensive nature of its content, making it a valuable addition to any film scholar's library. The book is in fair condition, with some wear to the dust jacket and remnants of pricing stickers, indicative of its journey through time.