Profile of the great film director D.W. Griffith. Ron Mottram, professor of cinema history and director of the Griffith retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City (1975 ...

In regards to film, no artist embodies this problem more than the controversial D.W. Griffith. Born January 22nd, 1875 on a Confederate Kentucky farm, David Wark Griffith was raised as a Methodist ...

A rejoinder to D.W. Griffith's racist historical revisionism in "Birth of a Nation," Sylvia's tumultuous life is a prism ...

A fan of Westerns, this is why President Eisenhower just couldn't get enough of William Wyler's classic film The Big Country.

Director D.W. Griffith's controversial work set new standards for cinema despite ethical concerns. Thomas Dixon Jr., a white supremacist, shaped his political beliefs into novels and films ...

Film editors are the wizards that mold the director’s idea into a comprehensive story. Ever since the invention of film stock ...

It was first built in 1923 and was sold to D.W. Griffith, the prominent movie director, and later appeared in multiple films, including the 1933 movie "My Lips Betray." Its unique coachwork was built ...

Hollywood and the movies are now inseparable in our minds, but it wasn't always that way. So how did it start? Which film ...

Image Credit: David W. Griffith Corp. “The Birth of a Nation” by D.W. Griffith was a cinematic game-changer in its time. Despite its controversial portrayal of history and race, the film ...

Contemplate the controversial legacy of D.W. Griffith’s epic silent film, which chronicles the Civil War and Reconstruction era through the lens of racism and glorification of the Ku Klux Klan ...

S equels are never better than the original. At least, that used to be conventional wisdom. In reality, sequels are sometimes ...

An agency that you feel is costing you too much, that looks at you with dead eyes or you simply feel could do better in any ...