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29 Aug 05:28
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29 Aug 05:27
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
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29 Aug 05:27
Mr Wong in Chinatown
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29 Aug 05:27
Although "The President" (Praesidenten, 1919), written and directed by Carl Th. Dreyer, photographed by Hans Vaage, and having starred Elith Pio and Olga Raphael-Linden, is not always distinguished as remarkable, it is one of the only two films that Carl Th. Dreyer made in Denmark, his later establishing a small body of work that would be indelible upon filmmaking, hi films, disparate stylistically, each differeing in their use of technique. Dreyer has been quoted as having remarked upon his having tried to find a style that would have value for only a single film. Casper Tybjerg, University of Copenhagen, highlights the use of "intricate flashback narrative structure" in Dreyer's directorial debut.
In his article "Forms of the Intangible: Carl Dreyer and the concept of Transcendental Style", Scholar Casper Tybjerg looks at Paul Schraeder's concept of there being an "aesthetic dimension of religious films" and accordingly a transcendental style to express spiritual experience by "stylizing" reality.
In his volume The Cinema of Carl Dreyer, author Tom Milne writes about the " comparatively sophisticated montage technique" used in the film, "Dreyer was obviously bent on manufacturing his emotions and built up an elaborate flshback technique borrowed from Griffith...All these time switches and parallels are obviously designed to strike resonant sparks off each other, but instead through their own comtrivance, serve merely to point up the grotesque contrivance of the whole story."
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Praesidenten (Carl Theodor Dreyer, 1919)
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Although "The President" (Praesidenten, 1919), written and directed by Carl Th. Dreyer, photographed by Hans Vaage, and having starred Elith Pio and Olga Raphael-Linden, is not always distinguished as remarkable, it is one of the only two films that Carl Th. Dreyer made in Denmark, his later establishing a small body of work that would be indelible upon filmmaking, hi films, disparate stylistically, each differeing in their use of technique. Dreyer has been quoted as having remarked upon his having tried to find a style that would have value for only a single film. Casper Tybjerg, University of Copenhagen, highlights the use of "intricate flashback narrative structure" in Dreyer's directorial debut.
In his article "Forms of the Intangible: Carl Dreyer and the concept of Transcendental Style", Scholar Casper Tybjerg looks at Paul Schraeder's concept of there being an "aesthetic dimension of religious films" and accordingly a transcendental style to express spiritual experience by "stylizing" reality.
In his volume The Cinema of Carl Dreyer, author Tom Milne writes about the " comparatively sophisticated montage technique" used in the film, "Dreyer was obviously bent on manufacturing his emotions and built up an elaborate flshback technique borrowed from Griffith...All these time switches and parallels are obviously designed to strike resonant sparks off each other, but instead through their own comtrivance, serve merely to point up the grotesque contrivance of the whole story."
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29 Aug 05:27
Scott Lord on Silent Film Hollywood, Lost Silent Film, Swedish Silent Film, Danish Silent Film: Greta Garbo Mauritz Stiller
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27 Aug 05:16
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27 Aug 05:16
Scott Lord on Silent Film Hollywood, Lost Silent Film, Swedish Silent Film, Danish Silent Film: Greta Garbo Lars Hanson
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27 Aug 05:16
The Crime Club, Epitaph for Lydia
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27 Aug 05:16
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Scott Lord on Silent Film Hollywood, Lost Silent Film, Swedish Silent Film, Danish Silent Film: Scott Lord Silent Sherlock Holmes: Sherlock Holmes Baffled (Marvin, 1900)
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27 Aug 05:15
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27 Aug 05:15
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27 Aug 05:15
Scott Lord Silent Film: The Slueth (Sweet, 1925)
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27 Aug 05:14
Scott Lord Silent Film: Silent Film Studio Tours, Life In Hollywood (Del...
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27 Aug 05:14
The extratextural discourse of Hollywood in behind the scenes footage of a studio tour featuring John Barrymore, Mae Marsh, Marie Prevost, Tom Mix snd Frank Lloyd.
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The extratextural discourse of Hollywood in behind the scenes footage of a studio tour featuring John Barrymore, Mae Marsh, Marie Prevost, Tom Mix snd Frank Lloyd.
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27 Aug 05:14
Scott Lord Silent Film: Lon Chaney in The Unholy Three (Tod Browning, 1925)
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27 Aug 05:14
Scott Lord Silent Film: Lon Chaney in The Ace of Hearts
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27 Aug 05:14
Scott Lord Silent Film: Lon Chaney in The Scarlet Car (DeGrasse, 1917)
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27 Aug 05:14
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