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The year 1925 was a watershed moment for the American cinematic landscape, a period where the silent comedy was reaching its zenith of technical and narrative sophistication. Amidst this era of creative ferment, Harold Lloyd unleashed The Freshman, a film that would not only define his career but also establish the fou...
Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
Fred C. Newmeyer
F. Martin Thornton
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"The year 1925 was a watershed moment for the American cinematic landscape, a period where the silent comedy was reaching its zenith of technical and narrative sophistication. Amidst this era of creative ferment, Harold Lloyd unleashed The Freshman, a film that would not only define his career but also establish the foundational DNA for every college comedy that followed in its wake. While contemporaries like Buster Keaton were exploring the mechanical sublime and Charlie Chaplin was weaving Dick..."
Oscar Smith
John Grey, Tim Whelan, Ted Wilde, Thomas J. Gray, Sam Taylor, Harold Lloyd
United States
Comedy, Sport, Family
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