It is because of movies such as this one that Ingmar Bergman is so far ahead of so many other filmmakers. In barely an hour and a half of runtime, he is absolutely capable to present to the audience the relationship that three different generations (children, youth and adults) have in regards to love, employment and society as a whole.
Irregular boxing film directed by Marcel Carné, which especially thanks to the starpower of Jean Gabin and Arnetty is still made a solid and enjoyable viewing.
One of the landmarks in the musical genre from the 1930’s choreographed by Busby Berkeley that still holds up perfectly nowadays, being deeply entertaining.
The major-scale adaptation of The Thief of Bagdad produced by Alexander Korda is still to this date one of the best examples in the use of Technicolor as well as being a pioneer in the field of special effects.
The large-scale dramatization of the 1917 October Revolution commissioned by the Soviet Government to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the Revolution is a must-watch both from a historical and cinematic standpoint.
