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Universal Pictures, which celebrated its centennial in 2012, has announced that it will continue to pay tribute to the studio’s history by restoring silent films made in the early days of its existence. During this process, the studio will work in collaboration with the Library of Congress, The Film Foundation, Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences, George Eastman House, UCLA Film & Television Archives, Association of Moving Image Archivists, and Hollywood Heritage.
The list of titles is not yet available, as the studio is still finalizing them. But over the next four years, Universal plans to add approximately 15 silent films (out of 25 films total) to its list of fully restored Universal titles, which currently includes All Quiet On The Western Front, The Birds, Buck Privates, 1931’s Dracula and Dracula Spanish, Frankenstein, Jaws, Schindler’s List, Out Of Africa, Pillow Talk, Bride Of Frankenstein,The Sting, To Kill A Mockingbird, Touch Of Evil, Double Indemnity, High Plains Drifter, and Holiday Inn.
“The company understands its responsibility and need to preserve our silent film legacy,” NBCUniversal Vice Chairman Ron Meyer says. “This early art of filmmaking is the foundation on which Universal Pictures was built more than 100 years ago, and it’s important we honor our rich history.”
The restoration initiative is crucial to the preservation of culture and film history, as a recent report by the Library of Congress revealed that 70 percent of the nation’s silent feature films have been completely lost. The silent film era was also a particularly unique time for women in cinema, as female directors were much more common than they even are now.
Source: AV.Club
Director: Guillaume Nicloux
Stars: Gérard Depardieu, Isabelle Huppert, Dan Warner
Isabelle and Gérard go to a strange appointment in Death Valley, California. They have not seen each other for years and are here to answer to an invitation from their son Michael, a photographer, which they received after his suicide, six months ago.
Following the success of their most recent foreign language TV drama titles, notably Gommorah and The Legacy, and the upcoming 1864 and The Saboteurs, Arrow Films will continue to house quality international crime thriller shows from various European territories and beyond, under their newly launched sub-label ‘Noir’.
Hot off the heels from the release of Fogs and Crimes Season 2, these new releases continue with the arrival of The Spider, the classic Danish series which first aired in 2000. Several cast members from The Spider would go on to star in the most popular Danish shows such as The Killing and Borgen. Released on DVD 15th June 2015, the DVD will feature all 6 episodes.
Copenhagen 1949. When young, idealistic journalist Bjarne Madsen (Jakob Cedergren) receives a tip-off about organised crime and black marketeering on a grand scale he decides to unravel the threads of the extensive network and work his way to the “Spider” himself. A highly esteemed crime reporter tries to dissuade him, but Bjarne is fearless—even when it transpires that there may be links from the Copenhagen underworld leading to the top echelons of the police force.
The Spider features an array of well-known Danish stars of series such as The Killing, Borgen & The Legacy, including Lars Mikkelsen, Stine Stengade, Bjarne Henriksen, Trine Dyrholm and Nikolaj Lie Kaas.
Teaser from the forthcomming album Joyride - WKN47 by Der Blutharsch and the infinite church of the leading hand.
"Mighyt Might" salutes from Der Blutharsch and the infinite church of the leading hand's upcoming album "Joyride", to be released as CD and LP September 1st 2015 on WKN via Tesco Organisation Germany.
