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Namus
Namus, directed by Hamo Beknazarian in 1925, adapts Alexander Shirvanzade’s 1885 novel. The silent drama critiques traditional societal practices within Caucasian families. It holds the distinction of being Armenia's inaugural feature-length motion picture.
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Spies
Fritz Lang's 1928 film Spies is a significant example of German expressionist cinema. It centers on Dr. Mabuse, portrayed by Rudolf Klein-Rogge, an enigmatic figure attempting to seize international power through elaborate schemes. The movie’s innovative visual style and complex plot influenced subsequent filmmakers. Primarily aimed at audiences interested in early 20th-century European film histo...
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