Who are you shooting at?", which results in a (*) mutiny on a vessel due to rotten meat.
One film made in this country features shots followed by scenes showing those shots being edited in the cutting room, and a spliced scene showing the same tram from opposite sides of a street. That "film without set, actors, etc." is Man with a Movie Camera. One filmmaker from this country showed a historical event that begins with a man shouting "Brothers! Who are you shooting at?", which results in a (*) mutiny on a vessel due to rotten meat. That work shows troops shooting at helpless civilians, including a woman with a baby carriage, while marching down steps in Odessa. For 10 points, name this twentieth-century superpower, the nation where movies like Alexander Nevsky and The Battleship Potemkin were made by Sergei Eisenstein.
One film made in this country features shots followed by scenes showing those shots being edited in the cutting room, and a spliced scene showing the same tram from opposite sides of a street.
{Union} of {Soviet} Socialist Republics [or Soyuz Sovietskikh Sotsialisticheskikh Resupblik; accept {Soviet Union;} accept {CCCP} if anyone’s being puckish; prompt on {Russia} I guess]