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Eccentrism

Eccentrism was an avant-garde artistic movement in the Soviet Union active during the 1920s. In the early 1920s it was a movement in theatre associated with the factory of the eccentric actor (FEKS), which rejected traditional theatrical acting in favor of a modern and physical performance incorporating shocking stunts, derived from the circus and other…

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Eccentrism in theatre

Eccentrism in film

Eccentrism’s demise

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Eccentrism

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Triples33
Avg. degree1.94
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related to Eccentrism in film · 18
Eccentrism → Dziga Vertov, Eccentric Actor, Eisenstein, Eisenstein's, Eisenstein’s, Facts, FEKS, However, Leningrad Factory, Not, Out, Russian Formalist, Shklovsky, The, The Factory, They, This, Viktor Shklovsky
related to Eccentrism’s demise · 14
Eccentrism → By, Don Quixote, FEKS, Grigory Kozintsev, Hamlet, He, In, Joseph Stalin, Leningrad, Petrograd, Pushkin Theater, Shakespeare, Socialist Realism, Soviet Avant-Garde
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Eccentrism → struggle with the monotony of life

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feks film theatre circus eccentric cinema new movement russian soviet avant-garde manifesto theater aesthetic actor performance group eisenstein associated acting

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Eccentrismrelated to Eccentrism in filmOut0.60section
Eccentrismrelated to Eccentrism in filmFEKS0.60section
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Eccentrismrelated to Eccentrism in filmRussian Formalist0.60section
Eccentrismrelated to Eccentrism in filmViktor Shklovsky0.60section
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Eccentrismrelated to Eccentrism in filmEisenstein's0.60section
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Eccentrismrelated to Eccentrism in filmShklovsky0.60section
Eccentrismrelated to Eccentrism in filmHowever0.60section
Eccentrismrelated to Eccentrism in filmEisenstein0.60section

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