Film technique and film acting : the cinema writings of V. I. Pudovkin (1954)

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xviii PUDOVKIN crucial importance, for it is an effort that renounces theatrical method. I am firmly convinced that it is along this path that the great international art of cinematography will make its further progress. (Published in Filmregie und Filmmanuskript, translated by Georg and Nadia Friedland, Lichtbildbuehne, Berlin, 1928, and retranslated from German by I. M., in The Film Weekly, London, October 29, 1928.)