What is the best Dziga Vertov film of all time?

He called the camera an eye and spent thirty years proving it, mostly in newsreels nobody ranks.

1. 1
   Man with a Movie Camera

   The 1929 city symphony that turned a day in the Soviet Union into a catalogue of camera tricks.
   1000pts
2. 2
   Enthusiasm: The Symphony of Donbas

   Vertov's 1931 first sound film, built from the noise of Donbas mines and factories.
   703pts
3. 3
   Anniversary of the Revolution

   Vertov's 1918 debut compilation, the first feature-length Soviet documentary.
   641pts
4. 4
   The Eleventh Year

   A 1928 record of industrialisation on the eleventh anniversary of the revolution.
   481pts
5. 5
   A Sixth Part of the World

   A 1926 travelogue across the Soviet republics, made as an advertisement for state trade.
   374pts
6. 6
   Lullaby

   A 1937 film on Soviet women and motherhood, assembled from footage across the union.
   374pts
7. 7
   Kino-Pravda

   The 1922-1925 newsreel series of 23 issues that established Vertov's method.
   374pts
8. 8
   History of the Civil War

   A 1921 compilation feature on the Russian Civil War, long considered lost.
   374pts
9. 9
   Kino-Eye

   A 1924 film following Young Pioneers, famous for its reversed-motion sequences.
   240pts
10. 10
    Three Songs About Lenin

    A 1934 tribute built from three folk songs about Lenin.
    240pts
11. 11
    Stride, Soviet!

    A 1926 portrait of Moscow's recovery, made for the city soviet.
    240pts
12. 12
    Soviet Toys

    A 1924 animated short satirising the NEP-era profiteer.
    240pts