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Originally Posted by psycho d
Ingmar Bergmar's The Silence (1963). Absolutely dark, erotic, and bleak; this film is so amazing that it must be allowed to haunt one's soul before it can be adequately discussed. Ashe.
derek
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Ah, this might be my favorite of the supposed trilogy.
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Originally Posted by Ferox13
Bergman's remake of I spit on your Grave was excellent too.
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Haha, you're absolutely right.
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Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans (1927)
For a director like F.W. Murnau, who created a string of masterpieces throughout his career, it's hard to say what his ultimate masterwork might be.
I think this might be it, though. What
Sunrise has above all others is a breathtaking simplicity, and with an unusual, terse love story it opens up an epic scope. Next to
The Passion of Joan of Arc, it's my favorite silent film ever.