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The only people to see the war like this were the ones who lived it. Until now...S...Read More
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WW2 documentaries have always been a black and white viewing experience. Every documentary drewon the same pool of hundreds of thousands of hours of monochrome footage. Until recently. I love...
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Looks like one I need to add to my list. WWII is a fascinating subject and to see those caps, wow! A whole new world.
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Jack Cardiff, the maestro of light and color and density and composition, is now the subject of a documentary:...Read More
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There aren't enough adventure films on and under the water. AIP invented the beach-movie genre back in the 1960s with Frankie and Annette and with walk-bys from Boris, Vinnie, Peter, and Buster. But...
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Hey Richard,This is one of my TopTen favorite Westerns and I love SWs.I have that Limited Edition German DVD and love it.I've never thought of it as a French Film.
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It is a French film, though. I envy your ownership of the Koch DVD from Germany. The only other French western I can think of offhand is Claude LeLouch's Another Man, Another Chance (...Read More
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The first European western was made in 1907 and... in France. Followed by a lot of others starring Joe Hamman. And Robert Hossein's first western, "Le goût de la violence", was made in 1961.The...
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Looks like an interesting link. Wish I could read it. I may check out that collection of silent French westerns if there is an English option on the intertitles. Wish I could get my hands on 1...
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