"Man with a Movie Camera" is a 1929 silent documentary film directed by Dziga Vertov. It showcases urban life in Soviet Russia through innovative cinematography and editing techniques. The film features no actors or scripted narrative, instead relying on real-life scenes captured in cities like Moscow and Odessa. The film is notable for its experimental style, including the use of double exposure, fast motion, and slow motion. It aims to demonstrate the power of cinema as a medium for social commentary and artistic expression, influencing future filmmakers and the development of documentary filmmaking.