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''Noah's Ark'' - 1929
A vintage German movie poster of 'Noah's Ark'' - a 1929 American epic silent film directed by Michael Curtiz. This film is a unique and ambitious... more
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''Noah's Ark'' - 1929
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A vintage German movie poster of 'Noah's Ark'' - a 1929 American epic silent film directed by Michael Curtiz. This film is a unique and ambitious retelling of the biblical story of Noah's Ark, with a combination of biblical narrative and a contemporary World War I setting.
The film features George O'Brien as Travis, a soldier in World War I, and Dolores Costello as Mary, a nurse. Their love story is interwoven with the biblical story of Noah and the flood, presenting a parallel narrative structure.
"Noah's Ark" is known for its spectacular and groundbreaking special effects, particularly the flood sequences, which were created using extensive sets, miniatures, and water tanks. The film's use of innovative technology for its time contributed to its epic scale and visual impact.
The film explores themes of faith, divine intervention, and the consequences of human actions. It juxtaposes the biblical narrative with the wartime drama of the characters, highlighting the idea of God's judgment and mercy.
Released in 1929, "Noah's Ark" is a significant example of early Hollywood's fascination with epic storytelling and large-scale productions. The film's unique blending of biblical and contemporary narratives set it apart from other silent epics of the era.
While "Noah's Ark" may not be as widely remembered today as some other silent film classics, it remains an important work in the history of cinema, known for its ambitious storytelling and groundbreaking special effects. The film showcases the cinematic innovations of its time and its attempt to combine religious themes with contemporary drama.
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August 22nd, 2021
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