October - Ten Days That Shook the World - Sergei Eisenstein A masterpiece of one of the world's greatest directors. The original film first appeared in the silent screen era. This version was made for an international audience by Eisenstein's friend Grigory Alexandrov. Music: Dami Shostakovich The film is a solemn drama of the October Revolution of 1917 commissioned for the tenth anniversary of the event. Due to a film delay, it premiered on March 14, 1928. Originally released in October in the Soviet Union, the film was re-released and released around the world for ten days that shocked the world, following John Reid's popular book about the revolution. Video source @Beorn & TheShieldmaiden.