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The Bloody Blogmarymiley wrote 1 week ago: Oscar Micheaux, the son of slaves, was the first African-American to make a movie. He started … more →
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lowellfilm wrote 1 month ago: Our friends at Lowell’s 119 Gallery have the right idea: have a film party to celebrate the cl … more →
jerrybrice wrote 1 month ago: The Barbaric lynching of Leo Frank Tonight on PBS will air “The People v. Leo Frank,” a must-see do … more →
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Humppe wrote 1 month ago: A fledgling start of trickery Through the first 15 years of horror films, much was made in the same … more →
sdhintz wrote 1 month ago: Skullvines Press is pleased to announce they’ve acquired the dark fantasy series, The Abyss Walker b … more →
kinophile wrote 2 months ago: Recap Last time we looked at the inventions that made film and motion pictures possible. Many people … more →
hilaryscurlock wrote 2 months ago: D.W. Griffith’s 1915 film “The Birth of a Nation” was first and foremost intended as a work of art, … more →
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apciv wrote 2 months ago: Below, a clip from the film Joel mentioned in his lecture today, DW Griffith’s Birth of a Nati … more →
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