The Battleship Potemkin is a 1925 silent film directed by Sergei Eisenstein. The point of the film was to convince viewers that Russia was better off under the control of the Soviet Union than under the Tsars. Potekim portrays the sailors and Bolsheviks as heroic everymen, while the tsarists are pure, almost cartoonish evil. Eisenstein did an incredible job of capturing an audience and gaining sympathy for the sailors.

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This Film Is Not Yet Rated. The bone to pick would then be with the distributors and exhibitors who refuse to make available films with such a rating. Several years ago this would be a much stronger argument to due to the limited availability of media. However, audiences today have a much more freedom in accessing media. There are still distributors that make NC-17 and R rated films instantly available. The Wages of Sin in Public Enemy.