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Suspense (1913) dir Lois Weber and Phillips Smalley

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The Greeks Had a Word for Them (1932) Lowell Sherman

April 6th 2024

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Seen in 2024:

Suspense (Lois Weber & Phillips Smalley), 1913

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Seen in ’23: Annual Roundup

Top new-to-me films of ‘23 

(in the order I saw them, not preference)

The Blizzard / Gunnar Hedes saga (1923) [imdb | letterboxd]

The Rafter’s Bride / Koskenlaskijan morsian (1923) [imdb | letterboxd]

Funeral Parade of Roses / 薔薇の葬列 (1969) [letterboxd | imdb]

Dorian Gray in the Mirror of the Yellow Press / Dorian Gray im Spiegel der Boulevardpresse (1984) [letterboxd | imdb]

Drylongso (1998) [letterboxd | imdb]

The Cruz Brothers and Miss Malloy (1980) [letterboxd | imdb]

The Burning Crucible / Le Brasier ardent (1923) [letterboxd | imdb]

Let’s Scare Jessica to Death (1971) [letterboxd | imdb]

Merry-Go-Round (1923) [letterboxd | imdb]

Dream Demon (1988) [letterboxd | imdb]

Mazel Tov / Ost und West (1923) [letterboxd | imdb]

The Signal Tower (1924) [letterboxd | imdb]

The Second Track / Das zweite Gleis (1962) [letterboxd | imdb]

Restless Blood / Levoton Veri (1946) [letterboxd | imdb]

The Man Without Desire (1923) [letterboxd | imdb]

Revolutionary Girl Utena: The Adolescence of Utena / 少女革命ウテナ アドゥレセンス黙示録 (1999) [letterboxd | imdb]

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Honorable mention:

Ritratto di donna velata (1972) [letterboxd | imdb] (because it’s technically a mini-series)

Spirits of the Dead / Histoires extraordinaires (1968) [letterboxd | imdb] (because it would make the year-end list for “Toby Dammit” alone TBH)

So, according to letterboxd, only 33% of the films I watched in 2023 were rewatches. In an unexpected bit of consistency, that’s also my proportion of rewatches for ‘22 and ‘21. Sometimes crunching the numbers teaches you potentially meaningless things about yourself.

On my letterboxd, I put together a list of my top new-to-me films of ’23, in case you want an easier way to check if there’s anything you might want to add to your own watchlists!

READ ON BELOW THE JUMP!

As I continued my tradition of watching films as they turn 100, the 1920s was my most-watched decade as it was in 2022.

I was startled looking at the stats that the 1930s were so underrepresented! To ward that off in 2024, I think I’ll binge some pre-codes. Maybe we should all watch pre-codes in March 2024 to dishonor Will Hays on his birthday?

My top individual years were:

1923

1987

1986

1920

1911

1971 (unexpected!) 

1988

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In another bit of unexpected consistency, I seem to have watched roughly 60% American-made films every year for the last 3 years?

Regardless, I think my MVP for this year was Finland. Teuvo Tulio is quickly becoming one of my favorite directors and the silent films from Finland that I watched this year were highlights too!

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My most watched actors for 2023 were:

Alice Howell

James Finlayson

Stan Laurel

Snub Pollard

Katherine Grant

Marie Mosquini

Christopher Lee

Jackie Cooper

Lois Weber

Mabel Normand

Noah Young

Oliver Hardy

Richard Smith

Can you tell that I watched a ton of silent comedy in 2023? Of course Marie and Snub are making a return appearance here from last year, so I suppose I watched plenty of comedy shorts in ‘22 as well.

If you were only to count the feature films that I watched, Christopher Lee, Boris Karloff, Douglas Fairbanks, Vincent Price, and William Haines would top the list!

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My most watched directors were:

Alice Guy

Dave Fleischer

George Jeske

Arthur Rankin Jr. & Jules Bass

Charley Chase

John G. Blystone

Lois Weber

Richard Smith

Maya Deren

Phillips Smalley

Another affirmation that I watched a whole lot of silent shorts, but this time because of the fantastic Pioneers: First Women Filmmakers set. I highly recommend picking up a copy (or checking it out of your local library). Not only is the set well curated, but there are so many great extras to put the films in context. 

For Christmas ‘23, I got the Cinema’s First Nasty Women set and I’m very excited to marathon those and be influenced into a year of behaving badly.

Maya Deren makes the list because I re-watched her films in advance of my cosplay/profile of her. If you haven’t dug into Deren’s short but fascinating filmography yet, I highly recommend it!

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March 2023 Media Breakdown

Movies:

Honor Among Lovers (1931) - Dorothy Arzner

One Week (1920) - Buster Keaton, Edward F. Cline

The Goat (1921) - Buster Keaton, Malcolm St. Clair

Hard Luck (1921) - Buster Keaton, Edward F. Cline

The Stunt Woman (1996) - Ann Hui

Clue (1985) - Jonathan Lynn

The Slumber Party Massacre (1982) - Amy Holden Jones

The Velvet Vampire (1971) - Stephanie Rothman

Inside Women Inside (1978) - Christine Choy & Cynthia Maurizio

Clotheslines (1982) - Roberta Cantow

La cigarette (1919) - Germaine Dulac

Falling Leaves (1921) - Alice Guy-Blanché

My Scientology Movie (2015) - John Dower

Silence of the Lambs (1991) - Jonathan Demme

The Aristocats (1970) - Wolfgang Reitherman

The Matrix (1999) - Lilly Wachowski & Lana Wachowski

Suspense (1913) - Lois Weber and Phillips Smalley

Cocaine Bear (2023) - Elizabeth Banks

Fruit of Paradise (1970) - Věra Chytilová

Worlds of Ursula K. Le Guin (2018) - Arwen Curry

I’m Not There (2007) - Todd Haynes

65 (2023) - Scott Beck & Bryan Woods

TV Shows:

The Last of Us - Season 1 (2023)

Books: Completed

Bitterblue (2012) - Kristin Cashore

Hitler's American Friends: The Third Reich's Supporters in the United States (2018) - Bradley W. Hart

Blindsight (2006) - Peter Watts

Coraline (2002) - Neil Gaiman

Love on the Brain (2022) - Ali Hazelwood

Crime and Punishment (1866) - Fyodor Dostoevsky

A Far Wilder Magic (2022) - Allison Saft

Whose Names Are Unknown (2004, but was originally written in the 1930s. Steinbeck used her notes for WNAU to write The Grapes of Wrath, which is ultimately why this book wasn’t published until the 21st century.) - Sanora Babb

Books: In Progress

River Woman, River Demon (2022) - Jennifer Givhan | DNF

The Once and Future Sex: Going Medieval on Women’s Roles in Society (2023) - Eleanor Janega | 41%

Trick Mirror (2019) - Jai Tolentino | 63%

This is How You Lose the Time War (2019) - Amal El-Mohtar & Max Gladstone | 30%

Top 3 Albums:

Melodrama - Lorde (2017) | pop/art pop

five seconds flat - Lizzie McAlpine (2022) | indie pop

Landmark - Hippo Campus (2017) | indie rock

Honorable Mention Album: So Much (For) Stardust (2023) - Fall Out Boy | pop rock/pop-punk

Crafts:

Worked on my scrap yarn blanket

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Bose - It's Beautiful Up Here from Ian Pons Jewell on Vimeo.

Writer & Director: Ian Pons Jewell Writers: Cara Cecchini & Mia Rafowitz @ Grey Group Creative Director: Asan Aslam Creative Director: Jon Tonkes Production Company: RESET Executive Producer: Sasha Bevka Producer: Jon Adams @ RESET Films Producer: Olya Kosenko Production Manager: Julia Sotnikova Art Director: David Kharaishvili Director of Photography: Mauro Chiarello Editor: Tobias Suhm @ Whitehouse Post Production Designer: Robin Brown Unit Manager: Egor Pogrebniak: 1st AD: Dennis Sonnin 2nd AD: Sasha Stankevich Location Managers: Dmitriy Shevchenko & Vitaliy Batyschev AC: Sergey Kolesnik AC: Vitali Topchiy AC: Stanislav Kaminskiy PA: Vova Altsybeev Focus Puller: Kirill Shlyamin Playback: Sergey Rupos Playback: Eugene Ischenko Playback: Valentyn Gryb Playback: Vitaliy Schetynyn PC: Natalie Kit PC: Val Petyshkin Gaffer: Leo Sidorenko SFX: Anton Shpil Casting Assistant: Masha Ilyina Wardrobe Stylist: Stasia Monastyrkaia Wardrobe Stylist: Daria Lysyn Makeup Artist: Marta Skalska Makeup Artist: Anna Rebrikova Runner: Anatoliy Koval Runner: Matvey Ostroukh Chaperone: Vlad Khan Chaperone: Alex Stotskaya Dolly: Artem Pylypchuk Dolly: Valeriy Legosha

Composer: Phillip Kay Sound design: Jim Stewart, String and Tins Sound Supervision / Mix: Will Cohen, String and Tins

Time Based Arts: Executive Producer: Tom Johnson VFX Supervisor: Stephen Grasso 2D LEAD: Nina Mosand 2D TEAM: Ollie Ramsey, Matt Shires, Jamie Crofts, Adam Paterson, Will Robinson 3D TEAM: David Loh, Sam Osborne, Ben Cantor, Nick Smalley 2nd AD: Colour Grading: Lewis Crossfield VFX Producer: Jo Gutteridge

Art Department: Konstantyn Mikhno Andrew Lytch Nikolay Lych Dmitriy Fede Oleg Semako Aleksandr Sagal Dmitriy Nesterov Eugene Shvidler Oleg Leschenko Igor Kuzmenko Mykhail Popov Sergey Koryahin

CAST: Joana Garcia Tina Opera Amma Chuikova Nastya Kolenkova Mariiam Abdulmalik Natasha Kara Mokhamed Savazh Zhenya Larionov Bakhtiyor Ibragimov Yura Schebnyak Elene Anriette Mayla Serigne Toure Zatsyhniy Bogdan Sat Suan Zhenya Keselman

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June 6 ZODIAC

Horoscope and character for those brought into the world on June 6 His memory is phenomenal. Anything that they hear, they consider it. They can be effectively adjusted to any situation. They can be fantastic specialists or dealers. They feel better composition, getting out the most recent news, showing others, and so forth. Numerous noticeable authors, columnists, editors, and craftsmen are conceived today. Such individuals are quiet and need to help other people, doing works for a long term benefit. The range of their work is typically very lengthy. His characteristic is certain and amicable, yet can without much of a stretch transform into restraint, reluctance, and chilliness. In any case, they are by and large feeling great and good with others. They are arousing and can be inclined areas of strength for to. They show an inclination to limits. Despite the fact that they really buckle down, this frequently doesn't bring them much advantage. They can likewise turn into a business achievement. What undermines them? That regardless of such a lot of work, these individuals may not find success enough, either because of their absence of prescience or conditions unchangeable as far as they might be concerned. Zodiac sign for those brought into the world on June 6 In the event that your birthday is June 6, your zodiac sign is Gemini Zodiac sign for those born on  June 6 

 character: watchful, fiery, frank, unusual, discourteous, volatile; calling: writer, airline steward, undertaker; colors: yellow, white, turquoise; stone: quartz; creature: turkey; plant: coconut palm; fortunate numbers: 5,11,14,21,23,28 very fortunate number: 3 Occasions and observances - June 6 Russian Language Day at the Assembled Countries. Sweden: Public Banner Day. Chile: Public Exchange Day. Argentina: Argentine Designing Day. Bolivia: Educator's Day. World Transfer Day. June 6 Big name birthday celebrations. Who was conceived that very day as you? 1900: Luis Gutiდ©rrez Soto, Spanish draftsman (f. 1977). 1901: Jan Struther, English essayist, maker of the personality of Mrs. Miniver (d. 1953). 1901: Achmed Sukarno, Indonesian lawmaker, first president somewhere in the range of 1945 and 1968 (d. 1970). 1903: Aram Khachaturyan, Russian author (d. 1978). 1904: Lesley Whiten, English essayist and explorer (d. 2007). 1908: Roberto Echevarrდ­a, Spanish soccer player (d. 1981). 1909: Isaiah Berlin, English scholar and author of Latvian beginning (d. 1997). 1910: Jaume Vicens Vives, Spanish antiquarian (d. 1960). 1911: Jean Cayrol, French writer (d. 2005). 1923: Virginia Cleo Andrews, American essayist (d. 1986). 1924: Serge Nigg, French author (d. 2008). 1925: Josდ© Marდ­a Rodrდ­guez Mდ©ndez, Spanish essayist and writer (d. 2009). 1929: Jorge Villamil, Colombian author (d. 2010). 1930: John Elliott, English antiquarian and Hispanicist. 1931: Vდ­ctor Mora, Spanish comic scriptwriter and author (d. 2016). 1932: Argentino Larrabure, Argentine military man grabbed for a year; executed (f. 1975). 1933: Heinrich Rohrer, Swiss physicist, 1986 Nobel Laureate in Physical science (f. 2013). 1934: Albert II, Belgian blue-blood, lord somewhere in the range of 1993 and 2013. 1936: Sotir Kosta, Albanian stone carver. 1936: Maysa, Brazilian vocalist and musician (d. 1977). 1936: Malangatana Ngwenya, Mozambican craftsman and artist (d. 2011). 1939: Louis Andriessen, Dutch author. 1939: Jaume Aragall, Spanish tenor. 1939: Hდ©ctor Espino, Mexican baseball player (d. 1997). 1940: Manuel Ramდ­rez Jimდ©nez, Spanish legal scholar and political researcher (d. 2015). 1942: Norberto Rivera Carrera, Mexican cardinal. 1943: Josდ© de Jesდºs Gudino Pelayo, Mexican legal scholar (d. 2010). 1943: Richard Smalley, American scientific expert (d. 2005). 1944: Josep Maria Bachs, Spanish radio and TV moderator (d. 2014). 1944: Phillip Allen Sharp, American scholar. 1945: Augusto Cდ©sar Lendoiro, leader of the RCD de La Coruna. 1946: Patricia Poblete, Chilean financial analyst. 1946: Tony Levin, American bassist, of the band Lord Red. 1947: Robert Englund, American entertainer. 1949: Vდ­ctor Manuel Rebolledo, Chilean lawmaker. 1949: Noemდ­ Sanდ­n, Colombian lawmaker. 1951: Carlos Pizarro Leongდ³mez, Colombian lawmaker and guerrilla (f. 1990). 1951: Noritake Takahara, Japanese engine dashing driver. 1956: Bjდ¶rn Borg, Swedish tennis player. 1956: Carlos Gattiker, Argentine tennis player (d. 2010). 1956: Bubbi Morthens, Icelandic vocalist and musician. 1960: Lola Forner, Spanish entertainer. 1960: Jozef Pribilinec, Slovak competitor. 1960: Steve Vai, American guitarist, of the groups Whitesnake and Alcatrazz. 1961: Tom Araya, Chilean vocalist and bassist, of the band Slayer. 1962: Jordi Arcarons, Spanish convention driver. 1962: Andrდ©s Jimდ©nez, Spanish b-ball player. 1963: Gustavo de Arდ­stegui, Spanish ambassador and lawmaker. 1963: Jason Isaacs, English entertainer. 1964: Jay Bentley, American performer, of the band Awful Religion. 1966: Tony Yeboah, player from Ghana. 1966: Astrid Gruber, Venezuelan TV entertainer and model. 1966: Sean Yseult, American artist, of the White Zombie band. 1967: Paul Giamatti, American entertainer. 1969: Fernando Redondo, Argentine footballer. 1970: Eugeni Berzin, Russian cyclist. 1970: Albert Ferrer, Spanish footballer. 1970: James Shaffer, American guitarist, of the band Korn. 1970: Gonzalo Cardenas Gonzalez, Mexican photographic artist. 1971: Silvia Jato, Spanish TV moderator and model. 1972: Cristina Scabbia, Italian artist, of the band Lacuna Loop. 1973: Patrick Rothfuss, American author. 1973: Coraima Torres, Venezuelan entertainer. 1973: Kat Quick, American legislator, contender for president by the Green Faction. 1974: Danny Solid, American entertainer. 1974: Juanra Bonet, Spanish entertainer, comic and writer. 1974: Rolando Fonseca, Costa Rican soccer player. 1976: Geoff Rowley, English skater. 1976: Z-Ro, American rapper. 1976: Jonathan Nolan, screenwriter of film. 1978: Leonora Balcarce, Argentine entertainer. 1978: Carl Barდ¢t, English performer of the groups Filthy Pretty Things, and The Profligates. 1978: Judith Barsi, American entertainer. 1978: Faudel, French artist and entertainer of Algerian plunge. 1978: Andrew Reynolds, American skater. 1978: Mirko Saric, Argentine soccer player (f. 2000). 1979: Juan Martდ­n Jდ¡uregui, Argentine entertainer. 1979: Jorge Consejo, Mexican TV entertainer. 1981: Johnny Pacar, American entertainer. 1981: Anja Juliette Laval, German pornography entertainer. 1983: Michael Krohn-Dehli, Danish footballer. 1983: Gianna Michaels, American pornography entertainer. 1984: Antonia Prebble, New Zealand entertainer. 1984: Noor Sabri, Iraqi soccer player. 1985: Drew Galloway, Scottish expert grappler. 1985: Rodrigo Archubi, Argentine footballer. 1985: Sebastian Larsson, Swedish footballer. 1986: Kim Hyun Joong, South Korean artist, of the band SS501. 1987: Cდ¡ssio Ramos, Brazilian soccer player. 1987: Rubin Okotie, Austrian footballer of Pakistani beginning. 1992: Hyuna, South Korean artist, of the band 4minute. 1993: Sebastiდ¡n Martდ­nez, Chilean soccer player.

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Week 2: Early Hollywood & Female Pioneers

It's the early 1900s and many female directors are moving to America to start pursuing directing movies since in America the movie industry is barely growing and many are taking risks to pitch in their ideas and make a name for themselves. One of the women auteurs in early Hollywood is Lois Weber, She was active from 1911- 1934 and was a screenwriter, director, producer and actor. She was married to and directed movies with Phillips Smalley, they were often credited as “the Smalleys” and she was also credited as “Mrs. Smalley”. One of Lois's famous and iconic movies she directed is Suspense (1913). The film is a short American thriller which is about about a wife and a husband, which turns into a car chase by the police but in the end it is a misunderstanding, at the end, the police explain everything and the couple reconciles. It is a short movie but there has a lot of action and you get a thrill from it. Since technology is advancing so is the movie industry, the producers and editors are not able to use split screens to get both the wife and husband's point of view rather than just switching back and forth. This pioneered the movie industry and was the start of zooming-in frames and more beautiful cinema. In class, we learned how the male gaze was first introduced, when a beautiful woman comes into the picture the camera would do a slow zoom-in up and down the woman's body, and this represents the male gaze. In Laura Mulvey’s “ Visual Pleasure and Narrative Cinema” Mulvey states that the male gaze is a concept that is used in analyzing visual culture, this was how the audience and women were historically depicted in classical Hollywood from the late 1920s to 1960s. Mulvey concludes by stating that back in early classical Hollywood films, women were seen as objects and displays and this was usually in the hands of heterosexual males who were producers, directors, and spectators. It is needless to say that the male gaze dominated the way we portrayed women in films for the longest time. 

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『ポルチシの唖娘』（ポルチシのおしむすめ）The Dumb Girl of Portici Directed by Lois Weber and Phillips Smalley • 1916 • United States Starring Anna Pavlova, Rupert Julian, Laura Oakley

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Lois Weber: 'In answer to my query as to what length photoplay should go, I think that four or five reels are enough. The brain will not permit of viewing more than this number of reels, for I really believe the watching of the film has an hypnotic effect. Really, I do not think that any stated length should be given for a particular subject, it should go just the length that the subject requires and I think that this improvement is coming, too.'

From 'Lois Weber and Phillips Smalley: A Practical and Gifted Pair with High Ideals' 1915

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Audi A5 – Pure imagination (Director's Cut) from GMUNK on Vimeo.

This short film creates the vision of the ‘super-computer’ and aims to answer the question; "What if artificial intelligence could dream?"


Starting from what feels like the inner-core of the machine, the film takes viewers on a vivid journey, through a world of lights, movement, and alternative reality; featuring segments of continuous and fast-travelling shots to ensure that an air of intensity and excitement remains throughout.

The result is a stunning piece that celebrates the magic of visual effects and far beyond, keeping viewers encapsulated in a world of the extraordinary from the opening frame until the closing frame.


Audi Pure Imagination Credit List

Agency: BBH London

Producer: Michelle Kendrick Creative Director: Ian Heartfield Creatives: Adrian Merz, Mark Bushnell Account Director: Jamie Bolton Additional: Angus Lees, Billy Dupee

Production Company

Production Company: Nexus Studios Director: GMUNK Director of Photography: Sam Goldie Executive Producer: Jeremy Smith Producer: Jo Bierton

Colour

Colour: The Mill Colourist: James Bamford

Editorial

Editing Company: Nexus Editor: David Slade Composer: Ben Lukas Boysen Sound Design & Sound Mix: Kuedo

VFX & Design

VFX Company: The Mill Executive Producer: Carl Phillips Production Coordinator: George Reid Shoot Supervisors: James MacLachlan, Alex Hammond VFX Supervisor: Alex Hammond 2D Lead Artist: James MacLachlan 3D Lead Artists: Alex Hammond, Sam Driscoll 2D Artists: Stefan Susemihl, Oscar Tornincasa, Richard McKeand, James Pratt, John Thornton, David Wishart 3D Artists: Dan Yargici, Ian Baxter, James Hansell, Joshua Curtis, Nick Smalley, Vaclav Cizkovsky, Yoann Gouraud Lead Concept Artist: Michael Rigley Matte Painting: Jiyoung Lee Lead UI Artist: Toros Kose Motion Graphics: Rajinder Davsi

Service Production

Service Company: Trixtr Line producer: Damir Vajdic Prod. manager: Aleš Kranjec Location manager: Žarko Ivković 1st AD: Tina Fratnik

Camera / Grip / Sparks

Focus puller A: Joško Morović Focus puller B: Srdjan Kokanov 2nd Camera ass. A: Marin Marišić 2nd Camera ass. B: Goran Fabrio DIT: Simon Sedmak Gaffer: Andrej Gorenc Best Boy: Jernej Vaupetic DIT: Simon Sedmak Key Grip: Blaž Jelnikar Grip: Niko Zavadlav Grip: Klemen Fajfar

Art Department

Art director: Nataša Rogelj Set dresser: Matic Uršic Construction man: Izidor Fortuna Art. helping hand: Tomi Samardžija

Drone Crew

RA Op: Igor Teljukov Drone Pilot: Matjaž Kranjcevic Drone Tech / Op: Dejan Mugoša Drone Tech: Andrej Racic

Russian Arm

Precision driver: Miran Kacin RA Op: Igor Teljukov RA Precision driver: Antonios Varvasoudis RA Flight head op: Pasquale Barisano RA Truck driver: Costantin Abalasei

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BOSE - It's Beautiful Up Here DC from Mauro Chiarello on Vimeo.

Writer / Director: Ian Pons Jewell Cinematography: Mauro Chiarello Production Design: Robin Brown Stylist: Stasya Monastyrskaya 1st AD: Dennis Sonnin Editor: Tobias Suhm @ Whitehouse Post Composer: Phillip Kay Sound design: Jim Stewart, String and Tins Sound Supervision / Mix: Will Cohen, String and Tins Time Based Arts VFX Supervisor: Stephen Grasso 2D LEAD: Nina Mosand 2D TEAM: Ollie Ramsey, Matt Shires, Jamie Crofts, Adam Paterson, Will Robinson 3D TEAM: David Loh, Sam Osborne, Ben Cantor, Nick Smalley Colour Grading: Lewis Crossfield

Writers: Cara Cecchini & Mia Rafowitz @ Grey Creative Director: Asan Aslam @ Grey Prod Co: RESET Producer Jon Adams PM: Julia Sotknika

Executive Producer: Tom Johnson VFX Producer: Jo Gutteridge SASHA BEVKA EXECUTIVE PRODUCER OLYA KOSENKO PRODUCER

SASHA STANKEVICH 2ND AD

JULIA SOTNIKOVA PRODUCTION MANAGER

EGOR POGREBNIAK UNIT MANAGER

DAVID KHARAISHVILI ART DIRECTOR

LEO SIDORENKO GAFFER

VALENTYN GRYB PLAYBACK

VITALIY SCHETYNYN PLAYBACK

MASHA ILYINA CASTING ASSISTANT

MARTA SKALSKA MAKEUP ARTIST

ANNA REBRIKOVA MAKE UP ARTIST

STASIA MONASTYRSKAIA WARDROBE STYLIST

DARIA LYSYN WARDROBE STYLIST

NATALIE KIT PC

VAL PETYSHKIN PC

VOVA ALTSYBEEV PA

ANATOLIY KOVAL RUNNER

MATVEY OSTROUKH RUNNER

ANTON SHPIL SFX

VLAD KHAN CHAPERONE

ALEX STOTSKAYA CHAPERONE

KIRILL SHLYAMIN FOCUS PULLER

SERGEY RUPOS PLAYBACK

EUGENE ISCHENKO PLAYBACK

SERGEY KOLESNIK AC

VITALIY TOPCHIY AC

STANISLAV KAMINSKIY AC

DMITRIY SHEVCHENKO LOCATION MANAGER

VITALIY BATYSCHEV LOCATION MANAGER

ARTEM PYLYPCHUK DOLLY

VALERIY LEGOSHA DOLLY

KONSTANTYN MIKHNO ART DEPT.

ANDREW LYTCH ART DEPT.

NIKOLAY LYCH ART DEPT.

DMITRIY FEDE ART DEPT.

OLEG SEMAKO ART DEPT.

ALEKSANDR SAGAL ART DEPT.

DMITRIY NESTEROV ART DEPT.

EUGENE SHVIDLER ART DEPT.

OLEG LESCHENKO ART DEPT.

IGOR KUZMENKO ART DEPT.

MYKHAIL POPOV ART DEPT.

SERGEY KORYAHIN ART DEPT.

JOANA GARSIA CAST

TINA OPARA CAST

ANNA CHUIKOVA CAST

NASTYA KOLENKOVA CAST

MARIIAM ABDULMALIK CAST

NATASHA KARA CAST

MOKHAMED SAVAZH CAST

ZHENYA LARIONOV CAST

BAKHTIYOR IBRAGIMOV CAST

YURA SCHEBNYAK CAST

ELENE ANRIETTE MAYLA CAST

SERIGNE TOURE CAST

ZATSYHNIY BOGDAN CAST

DAT SUAN CAST

ZHENYA KESELMAN CAST

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Suspense. (1913) | Dir. Lois Weber and Phillips Smalley

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The Eye of God

Phillips Smalley and Lois Weber

1916

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Suspense (Lois Weber; Phillips Smalley, 1913)