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Greatest Film Scenes
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Lonesome (1928) In Hungarian-born director Pal Fejos' silent film (a part-talkie actually) - a heart-warming, sentimental romantic melodrama with a bit of sound (a few dialogue scenes featured synchronized sound), and some innovative effects for the time (three color tinting, superimposition and double-exposure effects, ie, the Roman numerals of an enclosing clock around the female character, experimental editing, and a roving kinetic camera):
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![]() The Hustle-Bustle on the Streets of NYC ![]() Mary (Barbara Kent) ![]() Jim (Glenn Tryon) ![]() ![]() 4th of July - Coney Island |
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