A 1929 French silent historical comedy film, and is an adaptation of the 1778 Beaumarchais play "The Marriage of Figaro", with material also used from its two sequels..
Alright, so we're talking about Figaro from 1929. A silent film. French, no less. Now, if you're not usually one for black and white movies without sound, you might find this a tough sit. It’s got that specific, almost jerky pace sometimes that's just how cinema was back then. But if you’re curious about old films, or ...
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Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
Tony Lekain
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"Alright, so we're talking about Figaro from 1929. A silent film. French, no less. Now, if you're not usually one for black and white movies without sound, you might find this a tough sit. It’s got that specific, almost jerky pace sometimes that's just how cinema was back then. But if you’re curious about old films, or if you appreciate the theatrical roots of moviemaking, there’s a surprising amount of charm here. Who's it for? Definitely film buffs, folks who love stage adaptations, or anyone ..."
Beaumarchais, Tony Lekain, Gaston Ravel
France
