Following the success of "Battleship Potemkin", Eisenstein makes many tours around Europe, lecturing and showcasing his groundbreaking film style. These public appearances brought him notoriety among the international artistic community.

Eisenstein travels to the United States and Mexico, but has mixed success. The failed '¡Que Viva México!' still had an impact, with many unfinished scenes influencing directors around the world.

Eisenstein's theories on montage and cinematic language have a profound impact on filmmakers around the globe, influencing the development of various cinematic styles and movements. His films continue to be studied and admired for their innovative techniques and artistic vision.