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silentlondon.co.uk
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| | | | | On Sunday I had the very great pleasure of introducing a double-bill of Anna May Wong silents: the UK premieres of new restorations of Song (Richard Eichberg, 1928, restored by Filmmuseum Düsseldorf) and Pavement Butterfly (Richard Eichberg, 1929, restored by DFF) at Cinema Rediscovered in Bristol. Beautiful films, a beautiful audience and simply gorgeous musical... | |
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themovierat.com
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| | | | | Firstly, the parentheses in the headline are meant to indicate that the winner has not always been a song written specifically for the film. Therefore in some years the word "original" has dropped out of the category heading. However, the qualification is still virtually the same: the song must appear in a film and under... | |
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silverscreenclassicsblog.wordpress.com
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| | | | | by Paul Batters As a fan of classic film, I've always held a concern for its future, particularly with younger audiences. The declining access to classic film, as well as a seeming lack of interest from younger generations, has left me feeling pessimistic. I'm not entirely convinced that the future is bright but a spark... | |
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classicscinema.blogspot.com
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| | | "Escrito sobre el viento" (Douglas Sirk, 1956) s'assembla molt a altres melodrames sobre famílies riques i infelices. Que passi a Texas i ... | ||
