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1. Avatar Avatar… is a really fantastic movie which should be seen by everyone on the Earth. Avatar is not just a film. It is something more that mankind has not seen before. Avatar is an admirable break of the future film production. The director and writer of Avatar is legendary James Cameron who has come back […]...
2. A short history of film New Zealand In New Zealand, where the film industry had long been marginal, Peter Jackson first came on the scene in 1987 with his twisted science fiction gore film Bad Taste, which he also acted in, photographed, and edited. Next were the puppet horror film Meet the Feebles (1989) and the darkly humorous splatter film Dead Alive […]...
3. A short history of film He drifted over to Columbia and was soon working as an assistant director until he got his first chance as solo director on the “B” film One Mysterious Night (1944). From then on, Boetticher made a name for himself as a reliable and inventive director in a variety of genres, especially with a remarkable series […]...
4. Nobody Had Believed It Was Possible In 1912, the Titanic hit the iceberg on its first trip across the Atlantic, and it sank four hours later. At that time, The Titanic was the largest ship that had ever travelled on the sea. It was carrying 2207 people, but it had taken on enough lifeboats for only 1178 people. When the passengers […]...
5. Film in Korea Korea came to the cinema relatively late, with its first silent film not being produced until 1923. In 1935, the sound film was introduced, but any further artistic development was cut short when Japan invaded China in 1937 and the Korean cinema was given over to outright propaganda. In 1945, with the surrender of Japan, […]...
6. My Favourite Cinema. Мій улюблений актор кіно Я люблю ходити в кіно. Недалеко від мого будинку є кінотеатр. Звичайно я ходжу в кіно з моїми друзями по неділях. Ми не любимо відвідувати вечірні сеанси і звичайно купуємо квитки на ранкові чи денні сеанси. Я волію дивитися американські, англійські та інші іноземні фільми, але я також люблю і наші фільми. Мій улюблений актор […]...
7. Film in 1950s England One of the major directors in postwar England was Sir Carol Reed, whose films included The Third Man (1949), a tense tale of espionage set in Vienna after the war. Although Joseph Cotten plays the lead in the film, Orson Welles steals the picture as Harry Lime, an unscrupulous black marketeer who eventually meets his […]...
8. A short history of film Leni Riefenstahl Notable in the Nazi’s use of the cinema to further their own ends was the career of propagandist and documentarian Leni Riefenstahl. Born in Berlin in 1902, Riefenstahl rapidly emerged as the foremost filmmaker of the Reich. A genuine artist, she gave her considerable skills to the Nazi cause, most notably in her “documentary” of […]...
9. A short history of film “Film Noir” in Postwar America Film noir, which had been bubbling under the surface in Hollywood since the early 1940s in movies such as Detour, exploded into a major genre in the postwar era, with RKO Radio, “the house of noir,” leading the way. The world of noir is a continual pattern of betrayal, deception, and violence in which no […]...
10. Early German film In Germany, a similar period of experimentation was taking place, albeit under radically different circumstances. The prewar German cinema was composed for the most part of “actualities,” short films in the manner of the Lumière brothers and later short dramas with child protagonists, such as Carlchen und Carlo (1902); “mountain films,” a peculiarly German genre […]...
11. Women and Film Noir Changes in gender roles during and after World War II had a tremendous influence on film and popular culture, particularly with regard to images of women. During the war, because so many men were called to active duty, women entered the workforce in unprecedented numbers. In fact, they were strongly encouraged to work for the […]...
12. A short history of film India For the hypercommercial Indian film industries, the musical romance film still reigns supreme, yet alternative visions continue to challenge their dominance. Whereas the musicals were surefire box office propositions, more marginal Indian movies relied on private financing and government grants to defray production costs. We have already traced the career of director Ritwik Ghatak, one […]...
13. England’s Women in Film While Ida Lupino was the lone woman filmmaker working in Hollywood during the 1950s, at least three women were active within the industry during the same period in Great Britain. Muriel Box (born Violet Baker in 1905) worked her way into filmmaking through the ranks as a typist, “continuity girl,” and finally screenwriter. After a […]...
14. The Auteur Theory In the midst of all this technological tumult, a new group of American directors came of age, eager to embrace the shift to color and CinemaScope. They were also bolstered by the critical cheerleading of the French journal Cahiers du Cinéma, begun in 1947 by writer and theorist André Bazin (then La Revue du Cinéma, […]...
15. The Asian action film Asian cinema saw an enormous renaissance, creating everything from routine action thrillers to deeply moving and intimate dramas. Bruce Lee was born in San Francisco, spent much of his youth in Hong Kong, and went back to America to work in the television series “The Green Hornet” (1966-67) and Paul Bogart’s film Marlowe (1969) before […]...
16. Francis Ford Coppola (1939) Born in Detroit back in 1939, Coppola attended 22 schools in different parts of the USA because of his musician father’s travels. When he was eight, he contracted polio and spent almost a year in bed, his legs paralysed. “I was kept in a room by myself, and I used to read and occupy myself […]...
17. A short history of film the first “Movies” Working in Palo Alto, California, Muybridge’s most celebrated experiment took place near the beginning of his career, when he was hired by Leland Stanford, then governor of California, to settle a bet as to whether or not a horse had all four legs in the air during a race or relied upon one leg on […]...
18. The new American documentary film The documentary film that set the pace for the new decade was Primary (1960), which covered the 1960 U. S. presidential race, made by four men who would become the key players of the new, handheld, sync-sound documentary tradition: Albert Maysles, Robert Drew, D. A. Pennebaker, and Richard Leacock. Working as Drew Associates, the four […]...
19. Gone With the wind The most famous film of the era is undoubtedly 1939’s Gone with the Wind, based on Margaret Mitchell’s page-turning best seller about the South during the Civil War. The production was the brainchild of independent producer David O. Selznick (in Hollywood fashion, the “O” stood for nothing; Selznick had no middle name but decided that […]...
20. Моя улюблена кімната. My Favourite Room У нас у будинку є чотири кімнати. Але моя улюблена – кабінет, що є найбільшою кімнатою. Він повний чудових речей: книг, картин, колекцій монет, є відео і комп’ютер. У кабінеті стоїть дуже старий письмовий стіл. Мій прадід купив його на початку століття, коли був студентом. Він дуже старий, солідний і зручний. У кутку кімнати Стоїть […]...
21. Glorious Technicolor In the early 1930s, sound cameras were bulky and cumbersome. In 1935, Hollywood produced its first three-strip Technicolor feature film, Mamoulian’s Becky Sharp. Three-strip Technicolor was a color additive process that exposed three separate strands of film in one gigantic camera, and then printed these three strands on top of one another to produce a […]...
22. Lois Weber While Griffith labored on his epic films, other figures, both in the United States and abroad, were making their mark in the industry. Lois Weber, in particular, deserves attention. Born in 1881 in Allegheny, Pennsylvania, Weber was a child prodigy, touring as a concert pianist until the age of seventeen. Before she became an actress […]...
23. The House Un-American Activities Committee The American mood darkened even further with the investigations of the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC), which kicked into full gear in 1947. The results were disastrous for film as an art form, and equally grave for those caught in the net of hysteria and suspicion. The HUAC had been around since 1938, when a […]...
24. Michelangelo Antonioni and Luchino Visconti An internationally recognized director of the period, Michelangelo Anto-nioni made his first mark as a cineaste writing film criticism for Cinema, the official film journal of the Italian Fascist government. Antonioni also attended the Italian national film school, the Centro Sperimentale di Cine-matografia, and then worked as a co-screenwriter on Roberto Rossellini’s early film Una […]...
25. A short history of film Canada Canada had a resurgence of cinematic activity in the 1970s thanks to a generous subsidy program to encourage national filmmaking. The two major Jane Campion’s Sweetie (1989), a tale of sibling rivalry between Sweetie (Geneviève Lemon, left) and Kay (Karen Colston), is one of the most personal films of the New Australian cinema. Filmmakers to […]...
26. Other Swedish directors Another important Swedish director of the 1960s was Mai Zetterling. After an extensive career as an actress, Zetterling made her first short film, Wargame (1962) (not to be confused with Peter Watkins’s 1965 film The War Game), which won a prize at the Venice Film Festival. The film is a brief but effective antiwar parable, […]...
27. Newman, actor, director, and racing driver Newman, actor, director, and racing driver, was born so good looking that people said it was а shame to waste such beauty on, boy. He was born in Cleveland, 0hio, in 1925, and did some acting in high school and college, but never seriously considered making it his future career. However, after graduating, he immediately […]...
28. Кино в моей жизни – Cinema in my life I am keen on movies, that is why I am interested in everything that is connected with it. First some words about history of cinematography. In 1895 the Lumieres brothers made their first three minute film which was demonstrated to the public. It was almost a century ago. Nowadays cinema is probably the most popular […]...
29. Мой любимый предмет – My Favourite Subject Мой любимый предмет – английский язык. Английский язык очень важен, так как он стал наиболее употребляемым языком в области политики, науки, торговли и культурных отношений в мире. Это также язык великой литературы. По-английски писали такие писатели, как Уильям Шекспир, Вальтер Скотт, Чарльз Диккенс и Бернард Шоу. Я получаю большое удовольствие, читая их книги в оригинале. […]...
30. Turkey cinema In Turkey, director Yilmaz Güney began his career as an actor and screenwriter until his political activism landed him in jail. Emerging from prison after eighteen months, he turned to acting full time and rapidly became a popular Bogart-like action hero in low-budget genre films. In 1966, he turned to directing, with his first important […]...
31. Werner Herzog Werner Herzog directed his first short film, Herakles, using a stolen camera in 1962, when he was a freshman at the University of Munich. His first feature film, Lebenszeichen (Signs of Life, 1968), deals with the loneliness and isolation of three German soldiers who must guard an old bunker on a remote Greek island, while […]...
32. Мои любимые художники – My Favourite Painters Я бы хотел рассказать вам о моих любимых художниках. Мне очень нравится импрессионизм, а особенно я люблю работы Монэ. В классицизме основное внимание уделялось композиции и выписыванию фигур. В романтизме акцент делался на выражении личных эмоций. В свою очередь, импрессионизм показывал моменты жизни, части человеческого существования. Это было одно из самых интересных и необычных течений […]...
33. Hitchcock in Hollywood Meanwhile, Alfred Hitchcock continued his string of suspense classics in England with The 39 Steps (1935), Secret Agent (1936), Sabotage (1936), and The Lady Vanishes (1938) before accepting an offer from producer David O. Selznick to come to Hollywood and direct Rebecca (1940), based on Daphne du Maurier’s novel. The film was an immediate box […]...
34. Adventure with a Bear It was a difficult journey. The whole ship was like a ship of glass; everything was covered with ice. Even when the sun was shining, the weather was very cold. There was ice on the coats of the sailors. The sailors were always on deck and were watching for the huge masses of ice. An […]...
35. My Favourite Subject. Мій улюблений предмет Мій улюблений предмет – англійська мова. Англійська мова дуже важлива, тому що вона стала найбільш уживаною мовою в галузі політики, науки, торгівлі і культурних відносин у світі. Це також мова великої літератури. Англійською писали такі письменники, як Вільям Шекспір, Вальтер Скотт, Чарльз Диккенс і Бернард Шоу. Я одержую велике задоволення, читаючи їхні книги в оригіналі. […]...
36. Стилистический анализ текста: Angus Wilson “A Bit off the Map” The text under stylistic analysis is taken from the book “A bit off the map” by Angus Wilson. It deals with the aspiration of a young woman to choose a career. This text is written in a style of fiction. The main idea of this text: everyone should make a right choice before he or […]...
37. Cinema Cinematography is one ofjhe wOTidersofthemodern workj Its possibilities are really unlimited, it gives pleasure to millions of people. Now it is a very popular kind of arfwhich has celebrated its 100th anniversary. There are cinemas in cities and towns. For most of people cinema is the means of entertainment and rest. You know thattife is […]...
38. COMPOSITION GOING ТО THE CINEMA ВІДВІДУВАННЯ КІНОТЕАТРУ В АНГЛІЇ. Коли англійці йдуть у кіно, вони це роблять не гак, як ми. По-перше, вони не купують квитки заздалегідь. Якщо вони бажають подивитися фільм, вони йдуть до кінотеатру й купують квитки в касі кінотеатру. Придбати квитки неважко, тому що все більше людей воліє залишатися вдома та дивитися телевізор. Інша відмінність полягає в […]...
39. Ответы на аглийском по теме: cinema 1. Do you like the cinema? Yes, I do. I am fond of cinema, because it’s one of the ways of entertainment. 2. Which films, feature or documentaries do you prefer? I like both. Feature films are made especially to entertain the public and documentaries are based on real facts and usually show the true […]...
40. The Cinema In Britain In England the cinema is usually called “the pictures”. The American name “the movies” is sometimes used. The first performance or “showing” as it is called, begins about two o’clock in the afternoon and the show goes on from then until about half past ten. You can go in at any time and leave at […]...