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Bass boosted version of Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans, which has been in public domain since last year. Public domain films are crucial for filmmakers without a budget to adapt and re-use within their own films or even do re-edits. The possibilities are endless. Let's see what comes forth in the future with more well-known films entering public domain (perhaps after 50 or even 100 years). #cinema #publicdomain #silentcinema

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Wonderful news indeed! I wrote this text to express my anger about what happened to the people of #Ukraine, but also the admiration I felt for all Ukrainians and the brave journalists who take it upon themselves to keep bringing reliable information. As Free Press Unlimited we try to support them where possible. Watch the video here: https://lnkd.in/ePFQtYfG

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CINEMA OF MEXICO 🎥🇲🇽 Tracing back to the late 19th century during President Porfirio Díaz's era, Mexican cinema has evolved from documenting revolutions to becoming a vibrant artistic force. The Golden Age, spanning the 1930s to 1950s, witnessed the production of iconic films such as Emilio Fernández’s “Salón México” and Luis Buñuel’s “Illusion Travels by Streetcar.” Today, while many reminisce about its golden era, the industry is far from static. With international recognitions like Cannes Film Festival awards and the influence of events like the Guadalajara International Film Festival, the cinema of Mexico remains prominent. Legends of the Golden Age 🌟 - Dolores del Río: Hollywood's versatile success story. - María Félix (La Doña): An emblem of the Mexican film scene with a tumultuous and captivating history. - Cantinflas: An internationally adored entertainer, he symbolized the pelado and won hearts with his unique comedic flair. In conclusion, while the Golden Age of Mexican cinema holds a nostalgic allure, the future remains bright. As we cherish memories of iconic legends, we eagerly anticipate the evolution of this dynamic industry. .. #Mexports #MexicanCinema #GoldenAge #Legends #FilmmakingMagic

CINEMA OF MEXICO 🎥🇲🇽 Tracing back to the late 19th century during President Porfirio Díaz's era, Mexican cinema has evolved from documenting revolutions to becoming a vibrant artistic force. The Golden Age, spanning the 1930s to 1950s, witnessed the production of iconic films such as Emilio Fernández’s “Salón México” and Luis Buñuel’s “Illusion Travels by Streetcar.” Today, while many reminisce about its golden era, the industry is far from static. With international recognitions like Cannes Film Festival awards and the influence of events like the Guadalajara International Film Festival, the cinema of Mexico remains prominent. Legends of the Golden Age 🌟 - Dolores del Río: Hollywood's versatile success story. - María Félix (La Doña): An emblem of the Mexican film scene with a tumultuous and captivating history. - Cantinflas: An internationally adored entertainer, he symbolized the pelado and won hearts with his unique comedic flair. In conclusion, while the Golden Age of Mexican cinema holds a nostalgic allure, the future remains bright. As we cherish memories of iconic legends, we eagerly anticipate the evolution of this dynamic industry. .. #Mexports #MexicanCinema #GoldenAge #Legends #FilmmakingMagic

The success of Munjya has proved that few can deliver supernatural successes as adroitly as Maddock Films. Digital Studio India takes a quick look at the evolution of their spooky universe. (CLICK ON THE LINK TO READ THE FULL STORY) #digitalstudioindia #cinema #supernatural #Munjya #Stree #Bhediya

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With respect to the 1940s and 50s, if you really know your film/cinema, then you know that the best and the most beautiful decade of the art form is the 1960s.

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