[8] Whether it was left behind in the editing room inadvertently or whether Stalin saw the footage and objected to it, the filmmakers decided to destroy the reel permanently, since it had not received Stalin's explicit approval. Nevsky diplomatically refuses and replies: "Die in your homeland, don't leave it". After a brutal sacking of the city of Pskov, the citizens of Novgorod ask the eponymous hero to come to their aid. HDA Le film Alexandre Nevski (1938) Analyse musicale PARTIE I : sur le pied de guerre, attaque des chevaliers Teutoniques • Elle est basée sur la répétition oppressante de différents motifs musicaux. Written by Gene Volovich Ever the formalist, Eisenstein’s brutal editing underscores the violence of the sequence using the axial cut, the ‘cutting in or back straight along the lens axis’ (ibid: 15– 16) instead of the more conventional edit to an angle greater than 30 degrees away, or a forward or backward track or zoom. The emotional impact of ‘performance’ was instead created through the dynamics of editing. Discussing Eisenstein’s ‘socialist realism’ period, the critic David Bordwell considers how this sequence is structured as ‘always establishing a set of elements and then rearranging them, eliminating some and introducing others, putting some in the background while promoting others’ (in Scherr 2001: 25). Screenwriters: Sergei Eisenstein and Pyotr Pavlenko. USSR, 1938 Director: Sergei Eisenstein Production: Mosfilm; black and white, 35mm; length: 3044 meters. [citation needed] However, the situation reversed dramatically on 22 June 1941 after the German invasion of the Soviet Union, and the film rapidly returned to Soviet and western screens. Chillingly, the sacking of Pskov sequence accurately predicts the real Nazi atrocities that were to be visited upon the city during the war. Film Gorillas. Synopsis When German knights invade Russia, Prince Alexander Nevsky (Nikolai Cherkasov) must rally his people to resist the formidable force. Eisenstein’s eminence rests not only on his film-directing talents but also on some other factors. The result of this is startling, creating a diegetic space that is dependent entirely on Eisenstein’s dogmatic organisation of montage. Alexandre Nevski est une partition composée par Sergueï Prokofiev en 1938 pour le film homonyme de Sergueï Eisenstein retraçant la lutte historique et héroïque du jeune prince Alexandre Nevski dans la Russie du XIII e siècle. Unlike the following Ivan the Terrible films where a dictatorial central figure is presented warts and all, Nevsky is the Premier’s uncritical stand-in. \"Alexandre Nevski\" est un film épique soviétique réalisé par Sergueï Eisenstein (réalisateur de \"le cuirassé Potemkine\", 1925) présenté en 1938. Scenes such as the horse hung from a rising bridge in October (1928), or the runaway pram amid Tsarist brutality in Battleship Potemkin are bold, memorable and terrifying. The Teutonic Knights invade the city of Pskov and massacre its population. Date de sortie: 1938-11-24 Production: Mosfilm / Genres: Drame Histoire Guerre Synopsis: Le film retrace un événement phare de l’histoire de la Russie au xiiie siècle : l’opposition du prince Alexandre Nevski à l’invasion des chevaliers teutoniques et notamment la bataille du lac Peïpous qui mit fin à leur expansion orientale. He never fears defeat nor experiences anything like a dramatic setback throughout the entire film, thus rendering him a remote figure. In the face of resistance, Nevsky rallies the common people of Novgorod and in a decisive Battle of the Ice, they defeat the enemy and retake the city. Alors que les invasions Mongoles ont ravagé la Russie du XIIIème siècle, les armées de chevaliers allemands décident d'envahir le pays et de prendre le pouvoir. Anvilicious: Absolutely no attempt is made to be subtle about the film's pro-Russian, anti-German message.Considering that it was made just before World War II, when the Nazis invaded and committed untold atrocities against the people of Russia, it can definitely be considered a case of Some Anvils Need to Be Dropped. Sergei Eisenstein had been the most prominent of these Soviet filmmakers. The sacking of Pskov is the film’s most brutal sequence and is reminiscent of Eisenstein’s climaxto his debut film Strike (1925) in its shock effect. [1], Russia Beyond considers the film one of the 10 best Russian war films.[2]. Alexander Nevsky (film) 1:42:53. The film was cleared, the film studio logo was added, the captions were replaced (only the font, but not the content), the music was re-recorded by Emin Khatchatourian conducting the State Symphony Cinema Orchestra. ... "Alexander Nevsky" (1938) Topics Seguéi Eisenstein, Alexander Nevsky. During the battle, these elements in the soundtrack collide, each seeking to dominate within the score. Alexander Nevsky (Russian: Алекса́ндр Не́вский) is a 1938 historical drama film directed by Sergei Eisenstein. 25:34. Vasilisa, the daughter of a boyar of Pskov killed by the Germans, joins the Novgorod forces as a front-line soldier, and she and Vasili fight side by side (which makes a strong impression on Vasili); she also personally slays the traitor Ananias. [5], Alexander Nevsky stresses as a central theme the importance of the common people in saving Russia, while portraying the nobles and merchants as "bourgeoisie" and enemies of the people who do nothing, a motif that was heavily employed. Seguéi Eisenstein: "Alexander Nevsky" (1938) Addeddate 2017-06-25 19:12:17 Identifier Jay Leyda, Kino A History of the Russian and Soviet Film, Sydney, Allen & Unwin, 1960. Analyse du film alexandre nevski 798 mots 4 pages. [7] As a result, the Kremlin requested an advance screening and, without Eisenstein being consulted, his assistants showed the footage to the General Secretary. This is my second film from director, communist, innovator and cinema legend, Sergei Eisenstein. The result is a film whose warmth comes largely from the scenes where the title character is absent (Scherr 2001: 213), recalling a link to Eisenstein’s 1920s direction of performance and his earlier use of typage. ; Awesome Music: Sergei Prokofiev's iconic score. The figure of Nevsky is therefore problematic for the modern viewer. The cantata not only restored cuts but considerably expanded parts of the score. The extent to which the visuals and music in Alexander Nevsky are intertwined is a real meeting of minds. There is no version of the re-recorded score available on DVD. Production Company: Mosfilm. In 1986, the film was restored. The film depicts the attempted invasion of Novgorod in the 13th century by The Teutonic Knights of the Holy Roman Empire and their defeat by the Russian people, led by Prince Alexander, known popularly as Alexander Nevsky. Thus Gavrilo and Olga are united, while Vasili chooses Vasilisa as his bride-to-be (with her unspoken consent). Already under the control of the Mongols, there is a fresh threat from Germany: the Teutonic Knights. Multiple works have been influenced by or refer to Alexander Nevsky. [11] Prokofiev viewed the film's rough cut as the first step in composing its inimitable score. Mike O’Mahony, Sergei Eisenstein, London, Reaktion, 2008. Film Analysis: The Fall of Berlin, Alexander Nevsky Christian Eckles V00743200 3/31/14 SLST 451 Prior to the release of Circus in 1936, the antagonists rendered in Soviet cinema were generally peoples of differing ideology or economic status within the USSR (ex: internal saboteurs, White Army forces, the bourgeoisie, etc. The concerts were quite popular, because Prokofiev's music is badly degraded by the original soundtrack recording, which suffers from extreme distortion and limited frequency response, as well as cuts to the original score to fit scenes that had already been shot. Video. He intents to fish, build ships and trade. More from. Like Fox's "Anastasia,'' this is a film that adults can enjoy on their own, without feeling an obligation to … Alexander Nevsky is justly lauded for its organisation of spectacle during the magnificent battle on the ice sequence.The rhythmic cutting between long shots and close-ups, the dynamic composition and the mobile camera carry what is largely 37 minutes of dialoguefree scrapping. Sergei Eisenstein, The Film Sense, London, Faber & Faber, 1943. At this time, Stalin had taken to approving films concerning the daring, though often cruel, acts of Tsars and royalists from Russia’s past. The fate of the Alexander Nevsky’s exhibition is typical of Eisenstein’s fortunes during the decade. La musique originale a été composée par Sergueï Prokofiev. 1:34:30. An illustration of an audio speaker. Eisenstein worked closely with Prokofiev throughout the shooting, holding discussions as to mood and effect. Financial analysis of Alexander Nevsky (1938) including budget, domestic and international box office gross, DVD and Blu-ray sales reports, total earnings and profitability. He drew a specific parallel between Nevsky and Stalin. The Routledge Encyclopedia of Films, Edited by Sarah Barrow, Sabine Haenni and John White, first published in 2015. The extent to which the visuals and music in Alexander Nevsky are intertwined is a real meeting of minds. Official endorsement was given for films of the lives of Peter the Great or Eisenstein’s later Ivan the Terrible. The USSR of the 1920s had witnessed an explosion of creativity in the visual arts. Eisenstein found himself in appropriate company with the composer Sergei Prokofiev, who was also considered ideologically suspect by the Soviet authorities. The contrast between the defeated but dignified Russian citizens and the malicious Teutonic Knights is emphasised by the invaders’ dehumanising helmets and sinister stillness. His mastery of intellectual montage had led to international approval for Battleship Potemkin (1925) for its rhythm, use of juxtaposition and overall impact. Fortunately for Russia, the film’s victorious outcome also proved prophetic. The Patty Duke Show S2E23 Patty Pits Wits Two Brits Hits (1965) Film Gorillas. Alexandre Nevski (1938) Streaming complet gratuit en vf. Come the 1941 Nazi invasion, it was rereleased with additional relevance. Cinematographer: Eduard Tisse. The mongol ruler is looking for Alexander to propose for him to join his forces with the rank of captain. The monks are sinister and self-serving, and Eisenstein mischievously includes swastikas among the devout symbolism on the costumes of some of the German priests, whose actions are inhuman and cruel. Nevsky makes the symbolic decision to fight the invaders on the frozen Lake Peipus, rather than on Russian soil. These films dripped with political intent in both form and content. In the first draft of the Alexander Nevsky script, swastikas even appeared on the invaders' helmets. The authorities could rely on Pavlenko, in his role of "consultant", to report any wayward tendencies on Eisenstein's part. Propaganda in the Soviet Union was not considered an invective. Like many of Eisenstein's best films, Alexander Nevsky was conceived as a morale-booster, aimed at stirring up Russian patriotism. Eisenstein made the film in association with Dmitri Vasilyev and with a script co-written with Pyotr Pavlenko; they were assigned to ensure that Eisenstein did not stray into "formalism" and to facilitate shooting on a reasonable timetable. [8], The film was the first of Eisenstein's dramatic films to use sound. Their visible faces contrast with the robotic, alarmingly helmeted invading army. The Patty Duke Show S2E8 Patty and the Peace Corps (1964) Film Gorillas. The majority of the score's song texts were written by the poet Vladimir Lugovskoy. The Teutonic Knights invade and conquer the city of Pskov with the help of the traitor Tverdilo and massacre its population. Music: Sergei Prokofiev. The result was a period of light comedies and ‘tractor musicals’ – entertainment that was ideologically Marxist and unchallenging to comprehend. However, if the title implies a break from Eisenstein’s earlier style, suggesting a central figure who dominates the action, Alexander Nevsky is far from a straight capitulation to the socialist realist mould. The film’s events are set in thirteenth-century Russia. Conversely, while speechifying to backdrops of churches, the Russians speak of their land and humanity, not the will of God. Several sequences are cut to a previously recorded music-track. The heady rush to find new Soviet forms of creative expression with a social function (the philosophy of constructivism) led to thrilling cinematic experimentation. "Alexander Nevsky" was originally film music for a film with the same name by the legendary Sergei Eisenstein. However, religion itself is presented as destructive and treacherous. The film's score was composed by Sergei Prokofiev, who later reworked the score into a concert cantata. The film stemmed from a literary scenario entitled Rus, written by Pyotr Pavlenko, a Soviet novelist who conformed to socialist realist orthodoxy. The story ends in the retaken Pskov, where the ordinary foot-soldiers are set free, the surviving Teutonic knights will be held for ransom, and Tverdilo is swarmed over by the vengeful people (and supposedly torn to pieces). Eisenstein frames them in low angle, contrasting with their terrified prisoners. Nevsky, frequently framed in low angle and given to wise proclamations, is cast as leader, saviour and saint – exactly the representation desired by Stalin for himself. imineo.com. By 1938, the age of experimentation was over. Filmed June through November 1938 in Moscow. (The earlier Bezhin Meadow had also used sound, but production was shut down and most of the finished scenes were destroyed.) After the Teutonic soldiers take over an eastern Russian city, Alexander stages his stand at Novgorod, where a major battle … During the process of this screening, one of the reels, which featured a scene depicting a brawl among the populace of Novgorod, disappeared. They retreat and the ice breaks under the combined weight of their heavy armour, drowning the defeated army. Cast: Nikolai Cherkasov (Alexander Nevsky), Nikolai Okhlopkov (Vasili), Andrei Abrikosov (Gavrilo).]. All the human interaction is left to the ordinary soldiers and peasants. It was produced by Goskino via the Mosfilm production unit, with Nikolai Cherkasov in the title role and a musical score by Sergei Prokofiev. Eisenstein made Alexander Nevsky, his first completed film in 10 years, during the Stalinist era, at a time of strained relations between the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany. The first one of course being Battleship Potemkin (urgently needs to reexperience that film), that I watched in January 2017. Alexandre Nevski (en russe : Александр Невский) est un film épique soviétique réalisé par Sergueï Eisenstein et Dmitri Vassiliev et sorti en 1938. The film contains elements of obvious allegory that reflect the political situation between the two countries at the time of production. [Country: USSR. (In order to deal with the Knights, he foregoes a campaign against the Mongols.) Eisenstein had also insisted on limiting the role of the individual at the centre of narrative; instead favouring the masses as united in proletarian heroism. If the battle seems less than astonishing to the contemporary viewer, it is because Eisenstein’s technique has been imitated endlessly ever since. It depicts the attempted invasion of Novgorod in the 13th century by the Teutonic Knights of the Holy Roman Empire and their defeat by Prince Alexander, known popularly as Alexander Nevsky (1220–1263). Eisenstein was strict with himself about which types of shot he could or couldn’t use, dictated by the structure of the music. Montre plus "Alexandre Nevski" est un film épique soviétique réalisé par Sergueï Eisenstein (réalisateur de "le cuirassé Potemkine", 1925) présenté en 1938. 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Directors such as Vsevelod Pudovkin and Dziga Vertov had exposed the Hollywood style of continuity editing as just one bourgeois method of film construction. Released 23 November 1938. Joseph Stalin’s cult of personality was firmly established and the stylistic experimentation of the 1920s had been banned. Several additional films have scenes strongly influenced by the depiction of the Battle on the Ice, including: This page was last edited on 4 December 2020, at 23:23. The special effects and cinematography were some of the most advanced at the time. A Mongol emissary from the Golden Horde appears and offers Alexander a job as commander. Conversely, as a purely symbolic figure of great courage, Nevsky himself is never presented with any depth, being reduced to a series of gestures, valiant proclamations and little else. If the film’s hero is too remote and the villains too machine-like, then it is the proletariat who bring the film to life. [12] Valery Gergiev, the principal conductor of the London Symphony Orchestra, has stated his opinion that Prokofiev's music for this film is "the best ever composed for the cinema".[13]. He refuses. • Au début, appel des cuivres à l'unisson, comme une sonnerie, qui deviendra le motif de l'invasion repris de nombreuses fois The New York Philharmonic,[14] the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, the San Francisco Symphony, the Philadelphia Orchestra, and the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra[15] are five such ensembles. After a bloody battle, the German knights are defeated. In 1995, a new edition of the film was issued on VHS and laserdisc, for which Prokofiev's score was entirely re-recorded in hi-fi digital stereo by Yuri Temirkanov conducting the St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra and Chorus, although the dialogue portions of the soundtrack were left unchanged. The ice battle is an astonishing choreography of image and sound. 25:33. [citation needed], Alexander Nevsky is less experimental in its narrative structure than Eisenstein's previous films; it tells one story with a single narrative arc and focuses on one main character. My Pick: Alexander Nevsky (1938) Rob's List. Eisenstein bolsters Nevsky’s nobility with use of Christian symbolism: he is first seen among fishermen, for example, and his banishment of the Novgorod wealthy echoes Christ’s expulsion of the temple money lenders (O’Mahony 2008: 168). In the 1990s a new, cleaner print became available. A subplot throughout the film concerns Vasili Buslai and Gavrilo Oleksich, two famous warriors from Novgorod and friends, who become commanders of the Novgorod forces and who engage in a contest of courage and fighting skill throughout the Battle on the Ice in order to decide which of them will win the hand of Olga Danilovna, a Novgorod maiden whom both of them are courting. The score for the film is highly regarded as a separate entity, though it is within the context of the film itself that it truly flies. See Kristin Thompson and David Bordwell, Film History: An Introduction, New York, McGraw-Hill, 1994, p. 295. Alexander Nevsky Eisenstein drew on history, Russian folk narratives, and the techniques of Walt Disney to create this broadly painted epic of Russian resilience. Clearly, Stalin was casting himself in the role of the benign leader, faced with the hard choice of imposing tyranny for the greater good. [4] The knights' bishop's miter is adorned with swastikas, while religion plays a minor role on the Russian side, being present mostly as a backdrop in the form of Novgorod's St. Nicholas Cathedral and the clerics with their icons during the victorious entry of Nevsky into the city after the battle. 207–26. This climactic set piece was the first to be filmed and, since it was shot during a blazing hot summer on a location outside Moscow, cinematographer Eduard Tisse had to take extraordinary steps to render a wintry landscape, including: use of a filter to suggest winter light, painting all the trees light blue and dusting them with chalk, creating an artificial horizon out of sand, and constructing simulated ice sheets out of asphalt and melted glass, supported by floating pontoons that were deflated on cue so that the ersatz ice sheets would shatter under the weight of the Teutonic knights according to pre-cut patterns. The creation of Alexander Nevsky was a collaboration in the fullest sense of the word: some of the film was shot to Prokofiev's music and some of Prokofiev's music was composed to Eisenstein's footage. After both Gavrilo and Vasili have been seriously wounded, Vasili publicly states that neither he nor Gavrilo was the bravest in battle: that honor goes to Vasilisa, and that after her came Gavrilo. Random examples range from Orson Welles’ Chimes at Midnight (1966) to Miike Takashi’s 13 Assassins (2010). Some types of helmets worn by the Teutonic infantry resemble mock-ups of Stahlhelms from World War I. ). In 1978, the film was included in the world's 100 best motion pictures according to an opinion poll conducted by the Italian publishing house Arnoldo Mondadori Editore. [3] The film portrays Alexander as a folk hero and shows him bypassing a fight with the Mongols, his old foes, in order to face the more dangerous enemy. Perhaps inevitably in this dangerous era, Shumayatsky himself was executed in 1938. Russian identity is evoked through folk melodies and consonant harmonies; the Germans are signified with severe tones and intimidating rhythms. A year later after the film was released, the composer re-arranged the music into a cantata, with about ten minutes of music cut. The film opens in a rural setting, with Prince Alexander toiling away in an implausible fashion among the fishermen. Throughout, Prokofiev uses musical themes to emphasise the contrast between the rival armies. In the face of resistance by the boyars and merchants of Novgorod (urged on by the monk Ananias), Nevsky rallies the common people of Novgorod and in a decisive Battle of the Ice, on the surface of the frozen Lake Chudskoe, they defeat the Teutonic knights. Made in 1938, this film transfigured the actual historical events, majestically leading to a final resolution that represented the triumph of collectivism. [9], After 23 August 1939, when the USSR signed the Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact, which provided for non-aggression and collusion between Germany and the Soviet Union, Alexander Nevsky was removed from circulation. The strong and technically innovative collaboration between Eisenstein and Prokofiev in the editing process resulted in a match of music and imagery that remains a standard for filmmakers. Other articles where Alexander Nevsky is discussed: Sergei Eisenstein: …recounting the medieval epic of Alexander Nevsky, in accordance with Stalin’s policy of glorifying Russian heroes. Software An illustration of two photographs. « Alexandre Nevski » est un film épique soviétique réalisé par Sergueï Eisenstein (réalisateur de « le cuirassé Potemkine », 1925) présenté en 1938. Alexander Nevsky - Film (Movie) Plot and Review Alexander Nevsky - Film (Movie) Plot and Review. For this, he utilised typage, a style that rejected ‘acting’ in favour of casting an appropriate-looking figure to play a particular part. Christian imagery occurs throughout the work of the avowedly anti-religious Eisenstein, proving ripe for compositional plunder when required by the lapsed Catholic director seeking dramatic effect. Barry Scherr, ‘Alexander Nevsky: A Film Without a Hero’, in Al LaValley and Barry P. Scherr (eds), Eisenstein at 100, New Brunswick, New Jersey & London, Rutgers University Press, 2001, pp. Seeing that we were getting nowhere, I ordered some ‘prop’ instruments constructed, shot these being played (without sound) visually, and projected the results for Prokofiev – who almost immediately handed me an exact ‘musical equivalent’ to that visual image of pipers and drummers which I had shown.” (1943: 124). "Mulan'' charts a new direction for Disney's animation studio, combining the traditional elements (brave heroine, cute animal sidekicks) with material that seems more adventuresome and grown up. There is sense in this: the Russians are ‘of the earth’, opposed to the Catholic enemy, the bringers of ‘salvation’ through death. Eisenstein opens the film with shots of Russian skulls scattered across the ground from a previous battle. Alexander Nevsky (Russian: Александр Невский) is the score composed by Sergei Prokofiev for Sergei Eisenstein's 1938 film Alexander Nevsky. By the time he came to make Alexander Nevsky, Eisenstein had not been able to complete a film for nine years. This story of Teutonic knights vanquished by Prince Alexander Nevsky’s tactical brilliance resonated deeply with a Soviet Union concerned with the rise of Nazi Germany. But his most successful film with the wider public was his first sound film, Alexander Nevsky (1938). A number of symphony orchestras gave performances of Prokofiev's cantata, synchronized with a showing of the new print. N'écoutant que son c ur et au nom de la patrie, le prince Alexandre Nevski prend la tête de la résistance et lève une armée d'élite prête à en découdre. Eisenstein frequently frames the soldiers low in the shot, often allowing the sky to dominate the composition, emphasising their connection to the land. Similarly, the Teutonic Knights are never presented with any greater detail than manifest villainy. Eisenstein worked closely with Prokofiev throughout the shooting, holding discussions as to mood and effect. An illustration of two cells of a film strip. Director: Sergei Eisenstein. His films are littered with examples of borrowed church iconography used to emphasise grandness in composition or build on emotional impact. This enabled a new generation to experience Eisenstein's film and Prokofiev's score in high fidelity, rather than having to settle for the badly recorded musical portion that had existed since the film's original release. It is the 13th century, and Russia is overrun by foreign invaders. '""""If you like this video, please subscribe the channel!"""" The Russian army seems to face a charging enemy that is shot from multiple angles, rather than using the more logical consistency of shot–reverse shot so the Germans appear to make an omnidirectional assault. Une oeuvre emblématique du cinéma soviétique. Alexander Nevsky is an allegory that projected present events and sensibilities onto the past in order to draw strength from Russian history. "Hack their ships we did nigh to smithereens," they sing, referring to the teenage Alexander's earlier triumph over a Swedish invasion at the River Neva (which lent him the commemorative surname Nevsky). Film de propagande soviétique dans toute sa splendeur, l’un des moins personnels d’Eisenstein, Alexandre Nevski demeure un morceau grandiose de cinéma épique. When using this technique, the actors tend to remain stationary within a static frame while Eisenstein relies on the sudden cuts, rather than character or camera movement to create action through movement. Alexander was known to the Mongols for having chased a Swedish army away. Eisenstein’s strong sense of compositional geometry and use of the shocking image were also key techniques. The ordinary people are thus rendered heroic and defined by their earthiness, appropriate for the communist ideal of collective labour. All Soviet filmmaking was overseen by Boris Shumyatsky, who answered directly to Stalin. Audio. In real life… [8], The picture was released in December 1938, and became a great success with audiences: on 15 April 1939, Semen Dukelsky – the chairman of the State Committee for Cinematography – reported that it had already been viewed by 23,000,000 people and was the most popular of the films made in recent times. Alexandre Nevski est un film réalisé par Sergueï Mikhailovich Eisenstein avec Karen Maxwell, Lev Fenin. Likewise, the film’s approach to the soundtrack is extraordinary. Alexander Nevsky (Russian: Алекса́ндр Не́вский) is a 1938 historical drama film directed by Sergei Eisenstein. Later, the Russian soldiers ‘seem to be springing out of the land itself’ (Scherr 2001: 221) when roused to combat. A Russian knyaz', or prince, Alexander Nevsky, rallies the people to form a ragtag army to drive back an invasion by the Teutonic knights. The film also conveys highly anti-clerical and anti-Catholic messages. Alexandre Nevski (103 minutes) et son supplément (23 minutes) tiennent sur un Blu-ray BD-50 logé, dans cette édition combo, avec un DVD-9, dans un digipack décoré de deux affiches du film, glissé dans un étui..
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