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This documentary film is about wolves and the negative myths surrounding the animal. Exceptional footage portrays the wolf's life cycle and the social organization of the pack, as well as film of caribou, moose, deer and buffalo.
This documentary explores the life and career of the pioneering filmmaker D.W. Griffith. It delves into his groundbreaking work in early cinema, examining his innovative techniques and controversial legacy. The film includes interviews with people who knew him and archival footage, offering a comprehensive look at his impact on the film industry.
While not widely reviewed at the time of its release, 'Death of a Legend' has been recognized by film historians as a valuable, albeit somewhat hagiographic, examination of D.W. Griffith's complex career. It is noted for its archival footage and attempts to contextualize Griffith's contributions despite his later controversial associations.
Offers a detailed look at D.W. Griffith's significant contributions to filmmaking.
Acknowledges Griffith's controversial aspects while focusing on his technical innovations.
Valuable for its use of archival material and interviews with those close to Griffith.
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The film includes interviews with D.W. Griffith's son, D.W. Griffith Jr., who discusses his father's later life and career.
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There's no reason why you'd know this, but if an animal chews on a bunch of lichen, it can take a century to grow back! That's the kind of detail that emerges from this interesting documentary on the Canadian wolf. We start with the usual s...