His film October is an adaptation of Ten Days That Shook the World, and one of his films features a scene in which a baby carriage falls down the Odessa Steps.
This man's article "The Montage of Attractions" advocated bombarding the audience with emotionally shocking scenes. The massacre of striking workers is intercut with shots of cows being slaughtered in this man's film Strike, and Upton Sinclair helped finance this man's Que Viva Mexico! . His film October is an adaptation of Ten Days That Shook the World, and one of his films features a scene in which a baby carriage falls down the Odessa Steps. For 10 points identify this Russian film director of Alexandr Nevsky and Battleship Potemkin.
This man's article "The Montage of Attractions" advocated bombarding the audience with emotionally shocking scenes.
Sergei {Eisenstein}