What was the main reason the Bolsheviks saw film as a valuable tool?

• They wanted to use film to entertain the masses.

• They believed film could be used to spread their political message and inspire action.

• They wanted to create a new form of art.

• They wanted to control the flow of information.

What was the main obstacle the Bolsheviks faced in establishing a centralized film industry?

• They lacked the necessary funding.

• They lacked skilled filmmakers.

• They lacked access to raw film stock.

• They lacked the support of the public.

What was the main difference between Soviet Montage and Socialist Realism?

• Soviet Montage focused on realistic stories while Socialist Realism focused on abstract ideas.

• Soviet Montage used jarring cuts and intellectual montage while Socialist Realism focused more on accessible and relatable stories.

• Soviet Montage was a more experimental style while Socialist Realism was more traditional style.

• Soviet Montage was a more popular with the public while Socialist Realism was more popular with the government.