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“Be Natural” Honors Highly Influential First Female Filmmaker
“Be Natural” is a documentary by Pamela B. Green about the first female filmmaker, Alice Guy-Blaché, who remains largely unknown by many modern filmmakers and the general public. Narrated by Jodie Foster, and using visually interesting graphics to move the … Continue reading
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Tagged alice guy-blache, be natural, film history, Hollywood, jodie foster, pamela b. green, silent films
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Today: City Of LA and International Buster Keaton Society to Unveil Commemoration Plaque for Silent Star Buster Keaton
Today, Saturday, June 16, 2018, at 4:00 p.m., the International Buster Keaton Society, in partnership with the City of Los Angeles, will unveil and dedicate a bronze plaque commemorating the original film studio of iconic Hollywood silent filmmaker and comedic … Continue reading
Cinefamily presents “The Hands of Orlac” scored live by Hauschka
Tomorrow (Oct. 23) at 7:30pm, Cinefamily hosts a screening of the 1924 silent German Expressionist horror film The Hands of Orlac. The film, which tells the story of a pianist whose hands are replaced by those of a murderer, will … Continue reading
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Tagged cinefamily, hauschka, horror, robert wiene, silent films, silent movies, the hands of orlac, the woodshed
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Movie Review: The Artist
The Artist is a modern silent film by French director Michel Hazanavicus. It’s shot in black and white and stars both French and American actors. The film tells the story of a silent film star whose career collapses with the … Continue reading
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Tagged berenice bejo, black and white, jack russells, jean dujardin, Michel Hazanavicus, silent films, the artist
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