The Top Ten Films of 1899 and 1909
Everything old was once new. These ten short films were new 120 and 110 years ago, and they’re still worth watching.
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The Top Ten Films of 1916
What do we find on the Flickchart Top 10 for 1916? Probably pretty close to what people in 1916 liked the most: Chaplin. Lots and lots of Chaplin.
Flickchart Film School: 1921
In 1921, the United States wanted American cinema to stay American and keep foreign films out of the good ‘ol U.S. Countries like France and Germany were already cultivating an expansive catalog of groundbreaking...
Flickchart Film School: 1920
By the beginning of 1920, film had already become widely popularized. There were over 20,000 locations in the United States alone that had begun to show movies. Film was already so popular, Hollywood’s Chamber...
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North Dallas Forty might be appearing an article to come ;)