Oscar Directors: Borzage, Frank–Filmography (By Year, By Title, Silent Vs. Sound Movies)

New conceptual approach, combining film and sociology, of studying directorial careers.
In 1929, Frank Borzage won the first Directing Oscar for Seventh Heaven, in a contest that included Herbert Brenon for Sorrell and Son and King Vidor for The Crowd.

Hollywood History through Oscar Directors: Borzage, Frank–Background, Career, Awards, Filmography

New conceptual approach, combining film and sociology, of studying directorial careers.
In 1929, Frank Borzage won the first Directing Oscar for Seventh Heaven, in a contest that included Herbert Brenon for Sorrell and Son and King Vidor for The Crowd.

Austin Jewish Film Fest 2023: Opening With Topical Movies, Increased Security: “Can’t Let Terrorists Win”

The Anti-Defamation League reported last week a 388 percent increase in anti-Semitic incidents compared to the same period a year ago, and that’s just in the U.S.

Oppenheimer: Nolan’s Epic Blockbuster Returns to Imax After $183M Worldwide Box Office

Nolan’s epic id the fourth highest grossing Imax release of all time.

Fight Club, The: Fincher on his Movie Becoming Cult Hit with Incels and Far Right (Iconic Music)

I’m not responsible for how people interpret things…Language evolves. Symbols evolve–David Fincher