Kino

The great train robbery

directed by Edwin S Porter is one of the first American native films considered a milestone in cinematic history 1903. It helped establish the western genre influenced future film, making techniques and the narrative storytelling.

City of lights

Directed by Charlie Chaplin in 1931. It is silent, romantic comedy drama. It is regarded as one of chaplains, masterpieces, blending humor and pathos famous for its emotional impact decided as one of the most moving films ever.

Sherlock Junior

directed by Buster Keaton in 1924 it is a silent comedy. It influenced future filmmakers with its inventive use of special effects and narrative structure.

The general

Directed by Buster Keaton and Clyde Bruckman in 1926 it is a silent comedy action regarded as one of the greatest films ever had big influence on later filmmakers Buster Keaton performance of his own stunts

The gold Rush

Directed by Charlie Chaplin in 1925. It’s the silent comedy drama prayed for its storytelling and comedic timing influential in the development of film comedy and dramatic narrative licorice shoe.

sunrise a song of two humans

Directed by FW Murnau in 1927 silent, romantic drama, one of the first to use the fox movie tone sound on the film system

Nanook of the north

Directed by Robert J Flahetry documentary ethnographic film in 1922 regarded as the first feature length documentary real name of the protagonist was allakariallak

It happened one night

Directed by Frank Capra in 1934 romantic comedy first movie to win all five major academy awards

gone with the wind

directed by Victor Fleming in 1939 historical romance drama

duck soup

Directed by Leo McCarey in 1933 comedy satire initially not well liked last marx brothers movie to feature zeppo marx

Frankenstein

Directed by James whale in 1931 Science Fiction one of the greatest horror films ever iconic moment it’s alive it’s life

Casablanca

Directed by Michael Curtiz in 1942 romantic drama war controversial movie

singing in the rain

Directed by Gene Kelly and Stanley Donen in 1952 musical romantic comedy one of the greatest musical ever featuring several pre-existing songs from 1920s and 1930s

stagecoach

directed by John Ford in 1939 Western adventure hundred percent battery Controversy due to its sympathetic portrayal of a prostitute character

The searchers

directed by John Ford in 1956 Western drama analyzed for its portrayal of Native Americans and its critique of frontier mythology recognized for its cultural and historical significance

scarface

Directed by Brian De Palma in 1983 crime drama Al Pacino - Tony Montana it is a remake of 1932 film

The big sleep

directed by Howard Hawks in 1946 film Noir mystery Influenced many detective films, and Noir thrillers Noted for it atmospheric lighting and shadowy cinematography

rear window

Directed by Alfred Hitchcock in 1954 mystery thriller it’s use of the confined space and limited perspective has been studied for its impact on suspense and narrative tension

vertigo

Directed by Alfred Hitchcock in 1958 mystery thriller influenced filmmakers in its exploration of psychological themes and visual storytelling his use of color, particularly green and red symbolize Scotties obsession and Madelines mysterious allure

psycho

Directed by Alfred Hitchcock in 1960 horror thriller revolutionized, the horror genre, introducing psychological horror elements and the concept of the modern slasher film

The Maltese falcon

Directed by John Huston in 1941 film noir mystery The film marks the beginning of a successful collaboration between Huston and Bogart, who would later work on the several acclaimed films

streetcar named desire

Directed by Elia Kazan in 1951 drama to film exploration of mental illness, sexuality, and the dynamics of power remains relevant and thought provoking

East of Eden

Directed by Elia Kazan in 1955 drama, the films, exploration of moral ambiguity and the complexities of human relationships continues to resonate with audiences

12 angry men

Directed by Sidney Lumet in a 1957 drama praised for its exploration of moral and ethical dilemmas as well as it’s indictment of prejudice and group think

all about Eve

Directed by Joseph L Mankiewicz in 1950 drama is celebrated for its sharp wit memorable characters and its examination of ambition and the consequences of achieving success at any cost

all that heaven allows

Directed by Douglas Sirk drama Romans in 1955 it has been revisited and analyzed for its portrayal of the tensions between personal happiness and societal norms

Citizen Kane

Directed by Orson Welles in the 1941 drama mystery the Director was just 25 years old at the time and made his debut with this film showcasing his genius in storytelling and film making

Sunset Boulevard

directed by Billy Wilder in 1950 film noir drama notable for it use of noir eyes aesthetics, including moody, lighting, and morally ambiguous characters

some like it’s hot

directed by Billy Wilder in 1959 comedy romance it’s final line. Well nobody’s perfect delivered by Joe played by Tony Curtis has become one of the most famous closing lines

The best years of our lives

Directed by William Wyler in 1946 drama romance, celebrated for its portrayal of the human cost of war in the challenges of returning to civilian life remains relevant for showing themes, such as disability PTSD and bonds of friendship

what was the name of the first film production studio created by Thomas Edison?

Black Maria

special scene in the great train robber

Breaking the fourth wall when bandit fires again directly at the camera

neon, at the end of Scarface

The world is yours

which of the following films was not directed by John Ford?

The Broadway melody