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Director: F.W. Murnau
Cinematographer: Fritz Arno Wagnor
(Funeral outside/carrying caskets. Famous scene: opens door and sees Nosferatu staring at him. Woman sacrifices herself for the sake of humanity.) |
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Director/Producer/Writer/Cinematographer:
Edwin S. Porter
Cinematographer: Blair Smith
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| The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari |
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Director: Robert Wiene
Writer: Carl Mayer
Involved in Production: Fritz Lang
(German Expressionism. Twist ending. First murder revealed in shadow.)
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Director/Writer: Fritz Lang
Writer: Thea Von Harbou
Cinematographer: Karl Freund
(Rotwang - the model for every evil scientist that comes after him)
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Director/Writer: G.W. Pabst
Cinematographer: Gunther Krampf |
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Director: F.W. Murnau
Writer: Carl Mayer
Cinematographer: Karl Freund.
(Building closing in to symbolize mental breakdown. Uniform. Elevator Shot.) |
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Director/Producer/Writer: D.W. Griffith
Cinematographer: G.W. Bitzer
(The birth of KKK. Charged theater prices. First full length film.) |
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Everything: Robert J. Flaherty
(Staged documentary.) |
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Director: Georges Méliès
(First science fiction.) |
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Director: Alan Crossland
("You ain't seen nothin' yet") |
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Director: Fritz Lang
Writer: Thea Von Harbou
Cinematographer: Fritz Arno Wagnor
("Lohman, Lohman") |
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| The Immigrant and Modern Times |
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Director: Charlie Chaplin
Cinematographer: Totheroh |
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Director: Erich Von Stroheim
(Fixation on Money, Valley of Death.) |
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Director: Eisenstein
Cinematographer: Edward Tisse
(Maggots in meat. Killed over a bowl of soup. Odessa steps.) |
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(Dir) Howard Hawks and Richard Rossen
(Hayes Commition) |
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| The Passion of Joan of Arc |
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Director: Carl Theodor Dreyer
Cinematographer: Rudolph Mate
(Looking up at God. Carnival like atmosphere during execution.) |
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| Sherlock Jr. and the General |
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Director: Buster Keaton
Producer: Joseph M. Schenck |
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Director: Lloyd Bacon
Creator of Dances and Ensembles: Busby Berkeley
(made after the code) |
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Marx Brothers
(Considered one of the greatest comic films. Peanut routine. Lemonade stand. Freedonia- where the story takes place.) |
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| Mr. Smith Goes to Washington |
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Director: Frank Capra
Writer: Sydney Buffin
(Deus ex Machina. Character puts/mercury of some shot/on his tongue to impair speech.) |
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Director: John Ford
Yakima Canutt: Invents modern stunts
(Western. Tonto- the town they live in. Steven Foster song: "Marriage Slave".) |
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Director: Orson Welles
Cinematographer: Greg Tolen
Music by: Bernard Hermin
(Kubla Khan. Sort of an anti-hero. Flashbacks.) |
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Director: Jean Renoir
(Social classes mixed together. Mis En Scene. Brotherly love.) |
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Director: Michael Curtiz
Writers: Julius and Philip Epstein
("Here's to you kid".) |
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