”Marx's Capital” directed by Eisenstein

“Dialectics of Cinema” by Eisenstein (1954, Kadokawa Shoten)

In this book, Eisenstein writes that he planned to make a film version of ''Marx's Das Kapital,'' but it was not completed.
He also writes that during his theater days, he wanted to set up the stage inside the audience and remove the wall between the stage and the audience, but this was also difficult. (This was later practiced by avant-garde theater artists around the world, including Shuji Terayama. Even in classical Japanese performing arts, actors sometimes pass through the middle of the audience seats).

In this book, Eisenstein defines art as follows:

''The mission of art is to reveal contradictions, to form a fair view in the mind of the audience, and to create accurate intellectual concepts from the collision of things.''

At Kiryukan, there is something more they need to do after creating a works.