In 2004, the Pet Shop Boys created a new soundtrack for this movie, while the original was composed by Edmund Meisel. At the climax, the word Brothers! is shown on the screen and the title entity passes unharmed in the fifth and last section, Rendezvous with a Squadron. Its third section, A Dead Man Calls for Justice, sees 
In 2004, the Pet Shop Boys created a new soundtrack for this movie, while the original was composed by Edmund Meisel. At the climax, the word Brothers! is shown on the screen and the title entity passes unharmed in the fifth and last section, Rendezvous with a Squadron. Its third section, A Dead Man Calls for Justice, sees the people of a certain port mourning the death of Vakulinchuk, (*) who died leading a rebellion over meat infested with maggots. Cossacks are then called into that port city, Odessa, and ruthlessly massacre citizens by marching down a staircase with guns pointed. FTP, name this 1925 silent film directed by Sergei Eisenstein that begins and ends with the story of the title warship.
In 2004, the Pet Shop Boys created a new soundtrack for this movie, while the original was composed by Edmund Meisel.
The {Battleship Potemkin} or {Bronenosets Potyomkin}