#DFNYReads: "The Flick", Pulitzer-Prize Winning Play By Annie Baker. Book Of Play About Love Of Movies, w/ Perfect Title For Daily Flick! #MultiMedia
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#PopMatters - 'Ebert on Herzog': A Love Story - On The "Strangely Symbiotic Relationship" Between German Filmmaker Werner Herzog and American Film Critic Roger Ebert - From University Of Chicago Press#FilmCriticism#DFNYReads https://www.popmatters.com/ebert-on-herzog-2515674677.html …pic.twitter.com/gnFENuVab4
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Deborah Treisman In The
#NewYorker Talks w/ Novelist Robert Coover on The Importance of Movies And The Value of Unhappy Endings & His Story "Treatments" Combining Three Short Stories w/ Cinematic Conventions From “Son of a Night at the Movies”#DFNYReads https://www.newyorker.com/books/this-week-in-fiction/fiction-this-week-robert-coover-2018-04-30 …pic.twitter.com/P6jRQC5Btx
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#DFNYReads: "An Empire of Their Own: How the Jews Invented Hollywood" - Classic Book On Hollywood's Jewish Founding Fathers Fox, Goldwyn, Laemmle, Zukor, Mayer, The Warner Brothers & More By Noted Film Critic Neal Gabler#AnEmpireOfTheirOwn#FilmTwitter https://www.amazon.com/dp/0385265573/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_VVi-BbCTF2970 …pic.twitter.com/WQoguYte1B
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#DFNYReads: 'Flickers: An Illustrated Celebration of 100 Years of Cinema' - Critic, Novelist & Screenwriter Gilbert Adair's 1995 Book On Centenary Of Motion Pictures w/ Essays On Single Film Frame From Each Of Cinema's 1st 100 Years#Flickers#FilmTwitter https://www.amazon.com/dp/0571173098/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_1IeeCb26EXKAC …pic.twitter.com/NY2st0EZ8S
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"Strange And Unsuccessful Experiments" - Was 1895 The True Birth Of Cinema? Article By Film Historian Tjitte de Vries Details Lumière Contemporaries Such As Edison, Jean Acmé Leroy, Augustin Le Prince, Birt Acres, Léon Bouly & More.
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#DFNYFlickers: Exploring 100 Years of Cinema Via Critic Gilbert Adair's Book#Flickers. Louis Lumière's 1895 French Short B&W Silent Doc "La Sortie de l'Usine Lumière" (Workers Leaving The Lumière Factory) Considered '1st Motion Picture'#LumiereBrothers https://youtu.be/J1EdyZtkGXo pic.twitter.com/JE6WYDuNX6
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#colorization of classic films in principle, what@citnaj has done with his#DeOldify process is very impressive. Here is his colorization of The Lumière Brothers' "Arrival of a Train at La Ciotat" (1896)#FilmTwitter#TCMPartyhttps://twitter.com/citnaj/status/1124719757997907968?s=19 …Daily Flick NY added,
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#AtlasObscura: Did Silent Film About A Train Really Cause Audiences to Stampede In 1896?@OMGrundhauser Takes Closer Look At An Enduring Tale Of Movie-Induced Panic. Film In Question Is The Lumière Brothers' "Arrival of a Train at La Ciotat."#FilmTwitter https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/did-a-silent-film-about-a-train-really-cause-audiences-to-stampede …pic.twitter.com/psK1PDlOB8
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