King Vidor’s Wild Oranges (1924) brings us into the High Silent Age, complete with tinted reels; lush location photography; perfected romantic pantomime; soft focus galore; drooling, lurking evil + its correlative: skulking, cringing fear; the Goldwyn Pictures Lion (see below) and June Mathis “Editorial Direction”. Last time on Vidor Theatre, Peg O’ My Heart gave us [...]
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Ascorbic Victory
Posted in Film, Series: King Vidor, tagged astral projection therapy, cinematic zest, Civil War, cross-cutting, Dog, female protagonist, Gobstopper, Goldwyn Pictures, High Silent Age, intersubjectivity, Ishmael, June Mathis, King Vidor, Melville, Moby-Dick, oneiric logic, Rin Tin Tin, solitude and freedom, subjective crossfire, Virginia Valli on August 2, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
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