The third act of this film is titled "A Dead Man Calls for Justice," as it depicts a funeral.
In one early scene in this film, a watchman walks by a group of sleeping men in hammocks and hits one of them in frustration. The music for this film was composed by Edmund Meisel. The third act of this film is titled "A Dead Man Calls for Justice," as it depicts a funeral. A still from this film was the inspiration for Fragment of a Crucifixion and the Head series by an artist. Beatrice Vitoldi plays a minor role as a woman who pushes a baby carriage and gets shot, after which the carriage rolls down a series of steps. That scene shows a group of black-(*)booted soldiers walking down the steps and gunning a crowd. The catalyst for the events of this film is a group of people being forced to eat maggot-ridden meat. For 10 points, name this film by Sergei Eisenstein, which depicts a mutiny on a Russian naval vessel.
In one early scene in this film, a watchman walks by a group of sleeping men in hammocks and hits one of them in frustration.
The {Battleship Potemkin} [or {Bronyenosyets Potyomkin}]