how it’s developing now, and it was back in ’30, ’31, it was an absolutely turning point, because izinsteinr possible to imagine oneself as a silent film, ezenstein maybe also, maybe, silent films are still being made in the soviet union, but all the world is already engaged only in sound cinema, and that’s why he’s coming, to try sound cinema, to see what it looks like , because back in 1928 here in the soviet union, he wrote an article application, or rather, under it there are three names isenshtein , pudovkin and alexandrov, but as we know, pudovkin came to visit esenstein, they discussed the theses together, but ezenstein still dictated the text, and alexandrov simply wrote down the two of them. and uh, in general, this article, which is loudly called an application, is just a proposal on how to use sound so that, on the one hand, not to lose the expressiveness of silent cinema with its editing, attention to detail, on the other hand , add sound as a new phenomenon, so that not just to record the sound, but to have the sound, for example, of a person riding... on a train and, so that w