Tulpan; In the Dark
Kazakhstan
Voted in the directors’ poll
Voted for
1959 |
François Truffaut |
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1963 |
Federico Fellini |
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1934 |
Jean Vigo |
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1948 |
Vittorio de Sica |
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1941 |
Orson Welles |
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1985 |
Elem Klimov |
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1925 |
Charles Chaplin |
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1916 |
D.W. Griffith |
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1950 |
Akira Kurosawa |
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1979 |
Andrei Tarkovsky |
Comments
Intolerance created the basics of film editing.
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Bicycle Thieves is one of the first film that shows the abilities and charm of nonprofessional actors, expanding the horizons of cinema.
L’Atalante is the best example of film poetry.
Citizen Kane is one of the most important film in terms of cinema language.
8 ½ is the best example of the mixture of reality and stream-of-consciouness in cinema, expanding the horizons of cinema.
Stalker: magic of cinema
Rashomon is a film that pushes the boundaries of storytelling in cinema.
The 400 Blows marks the start of the auteur period in world cinema, and is a very intimate story.
Come and See is the best antiwar film in the world.
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