PICTURES THAT MOVE
Martyn ConterioMostly newsletter all about the fascinating era of the silent movies … mostly
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What Did D.W. Griffith Invent? - An Essay on Innovations and Myth in American Film Art
What did David Wark Griffith (1875-1948) invent? To quote that fabulous line from Ridley Scott’s Kingdom of Heaven (2005), when Christian Crusader Balian of Ibelin (Orlando Bloom) asks Saladin (Ghassan Massoud), what is Jerusalem worth, the...
Why I Love Silent Movies: A Personal Essay - Part 2
It’s Part Two of my long essay looking at how my passion for silent movies developed. You can read Part One here if you did not read it previously (and if not, why not *shakes fist*). Because starting at Part Two, well that would be confusi...
Why I Love Silent Movies: A Personal Essay - Part One
Something a bit different this week! I thought I’d write a personal essay. It isn’t something that comes naturally to me, as even my therapist said recently, I spend all my sessions talking about others, never myself. So, I’ve decided to gi...
UNESCO Announces Rare 68mm Silent Films Added to International Memory of the World Register
In a strange twist of fate, this week’s Pictures That Move was intended to look at one of my absolute favourite discoveries in recent years: a 1902 short known as The Flying Train, which was made in the town of Wuppertal (that’s in Germany)...
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I'm a professional film critic and silent film obsessive
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