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    120 years of Cinema by lumière broters in 50 shades of grey
    120 years of Cinema by lumière broters in 50 shades of grey
    120 years of Cinema by lumière broters in 50 shades of grey
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    120 years of Cinema by lumière broters in 50 shades of grey

    By Francesco Primerano

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    The history of cinema is presented as a planetary firmament of myths and actors as timeless and ineffable and sublime art form. The film, in any kind is present, the show is ideal where it captures the supremacy of the soul, where the glory is the result of ideas and interpretations, where the style is unmistakable and emotions come to life in an unprecedented virtuosity. The book in question simply wants to celebrate 120 years of Cinema, the same cinema that made us love, dream and paint the best nectars of our lives, making us understand that despite everything, the show must go on. It is a journey into the world of cinema, the first short story "The arrival of a train at La Ciotat" (1895) by the Lumière brothers to the current movie "50 shades of gray" by Sam Taylor-Johnson, between 1000 timeless myths, from Marilyn Monroe to Audrey Hepburn, Marlon Brando James Dean, from Sophia Loren to Gina Lollobrigida, Totò, Massimo Troisi, Elizabeth Taylor and Brigitte Bardot, from Monica Vitti in Virna Lisi, Alberto Sordi Roberto Benigni.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherYoucanprint Self-Publishing
    Release dateSep 21, 2015
    ISBN9788893067737
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      120 years of Cinema by lumière broters in 50 shades of grey - Francesco Primerano

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      INTRODUCTION

      120 years of cinema

      It is an attractive and compelling, cinematic story, known by all as the great ideas factory. The history of cinema is presented as a planetary firmament of myths and actors as timeless and ineffable and sublime art form. Each historical period is flourishing and overtime to film the show, where everything, even the most trivial, expresses its peak. The film, in any kind is present, the show is ideal where it captures the supremacy of the soul, where the glory is the result of ideas and interpretations, where the style is unmistakable and emotions come to life in an unprecedented virtuosity . The book in question simply wants to celebrate 120 years of Cinema, the same cinema that made us love, dream and paint the best nectars of our lives, making us understand that despite everything, the show must go on. It is a journey into the world of cinema, the first short story The arrival of a train at La Ciotat (1895) by the Lumière brothers to the current movie 50 shades of gray by Sam Taylor-Johnson, between 1000 timeless myths, from Marilyn Monroe to Audrey Hepburn, Marlon Brando James Dean, from Sophia Loren to Gina Lollobrigida, Totò, Massimo Troisi, Elizabeth Taylor and Brigitte Bardot, from Monica Vitti in Virna Lisi, Alberto Sordi Roberto Benigni.

      FIRST CHAPTER

      The magical films of world cinema

      The year was 1895, when the Lumière brothers put on film the scene of the train entering the station of La Ciotat. That historical frame is the start of a wonderful adventure called Cinema, which today celebrates with great pleasure

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