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Paris Qui Dort Rene Clair (1923) Clair’s first film exploits stop-motion photography in a bizarre comic fantasy in which a mad scientist uses a magic ray to render the city immobile. Only a group of strangers atop the Eiffel tower or in a plane, remain conscious to search for the culprit and bring Paris back to life. Made on such a tight budget that on one day the crew could not stump up enough cash to pay the entry fee to the Eiffel Tower. Running time 35 minutes |
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Fritz Lang (1921) |
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Alfred Hitchcock (1926) |
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F W Murnau (1922) |
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Carl Theodor Dreyer (1928) |
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Jean Cocteau (1932) |
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Frank Borzage (1927) |
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Buster Keaton (1926) |
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Buster Keaton (1927) |
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Arthur Robison (1923) |
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René Clair (1925) |
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Buster Keaton (1920) |
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René Clair (1924) |
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Vsevolod Pudovkin (1925) |
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