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What building does Eisenstein's October show being stormed?
Answer: The Winter Palace
Why: Since no film of the real 1917 storming exists, Eisenstein's staged version is often used to show it.
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Which word sums up Eisenstein's idea of how shots meet?
Answer: Collision
Why: Pudovkin preferred linking shots like bricks, while Eisenstein wanted each cut to clash and spark a new idea.
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Which writing system did Eisenstein compare to montage?
Answer: Japanese kanji
Why: In his example, the signs for eye and water combine to mean to weep, just as two shots combine into one idea.
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