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It was meant to be a silent film but as the new "sound film" emerged fast they thought there should be some sound effects in the film.Īnd as you said "Love Brought the Sunshine" was used as some sort of musical lead-motif there was also some wind and dog barking sounds(amongst some other sounds) accordingly to the Swedish biography about Sjöström. I was lucky enough to see Kevin and Patrick Stansbury screen a their 35mm print at the BFI earlier this year. What's notable about this screening is that it featured Vitaphone music and sound effects! Hearthesilence wrote: Sorry I missed this, but a few hours ago, MoMA screened a 35mm print of The Wind.
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(And I'd like to hear Carl Davis' score, I keep hearing it's great.) Historian Kevin Brownlow provides a comprehensive text that includes sections on Vidor, Gilbert, actors Karl Dane and Rene Adore (both of whom, along with Gilbert, died tragically young), as well as detailed, first-hand accounts of the film's production, its reception and impact, and the composition of Carl Davis' modern music score. Academy Award-winning film historian Kevin Brownlow and the BFI National Archive have completed a new digitally restored version of this cinematic triumph, and audiences will be able to experience this extraordinary film complete with Carl Davis’s magnificent score on Blu-ray.
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The Photoplay Productions restoration of The Phantom of the Opera has been widely acclaimed and is best watched via the British Film Institute Blu-ray release. Denmark, 1910), and the extraordinary The Wind (USA, 1928). In 1996, acclaimed film historian Kevin Brownlow restored the 1925 film for Thames Silents, which is now working under the company Photoplay Productions. Unlimited movies sent to your door, starting at 9.99 a month. Oscar that went to Kevin Brownlow for a lifetime dedicated to the cause of silent films. Their final cinematic effort, The Crowd, is considered by many the greatest silent picture ever made.
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Kevin Brownlow's celebrated restoration is available, so I don't know what's the deal. Blu-ray How it Works Plans Kevin Brownlow movies and TV shows. When Hollywood director King Vidor fell in love with and married one-time model-turned-actress Eleanor Boardman in 1926, their union produced two children and six movies. to be Buster as the wind-blown woman with the umbrella) simply attempting to. Regardless, still waiting for this masterpiece to be released on DVD or Blu-Ray. Gill and Kevin Brownlows documentary on Keaton, A Hard Act to Follow.
Fortunately, if all they did was issue a record to be played with the film, then this wasn't a sloppy desecration like, say, the sound version of Hitchcock's Blackmail. Considering what they did to the ending, this seems very believable. Bosma says that Irving Thalberg tacked on some very literal sound effects as well as that song, which he describes as sappy. Searched a bit online and couldn't find any anecdotal information, just documentation, usually pointing out that the film included a song called "Love Brought the Sunshine" - not a promising title.Įventually I found Peter Bosma's Dutch language website, and apparently The Wind was more or less a victim of the studios' rush to add sound to all of their films. Not sure if they played a record that was synched to the film, but I was totally surprised by this, I had no idea the film had a Vitaphone soundtrack. A mysterious, historically accurate film, set in 1649, charting the progress of a group of impoverished men and women who form a settlement on St Georges. Jack Nicholson ( The Last Detail, Wolf) gives one of his finest and most subtle performances as a hard-working but deeply disillusioned Mexican border-guard in this tough thriller from renowned British filmmaker Tony Richardson ( Look Back in Anger, A Taste of Honey).Sorry I missed this, but a few hours ago, MoMA screened a 35mm print of The Wind. Limited Edition Blu-ray (UK Blu-ray premiere) Release date: 22 January 2018 (OOP date: 17 September 2021) THIS ITEM WAS A LIMITED EDITION AND IS NOW OUT-OF-PRINT.
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