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  • ...ques of sabotage or of torture, are an international dialect that needs no subtitles or dubbing. The Resistance constitutes a common mythology, the national var ...vering of the horrors of Auschwitz--was left in Moscow in the hands of the Russian cameramen who shot it. Only a handful of scenes had a soundtrack of any kin
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  • ** subtitles: {{S:eng}}, {{S:jpn}}, {{S:fre}}, {{S:ita}}, {{S:ger}}, {{S:spa}}, {{S:spa} ** subtitles: {{S:eng}}, {{S:jpn}}, {{S:fre}}, {{S:ita}}, {{S:ger}}, {{S:spa}}, {{S:spa}
    5 KB (590 words) - 14:26, 29 March 2014
  • ** subtitles: {{S:eng}}, {{S:fre}} & {{S:spa}} ** subtitles: {{S:eng}} only
    4 KB (447 words) - 14:22, 29 March 2014
  • ...dullest possible way, speaking their stage lines silently between lengthy subtitles in pictures that were photographed from a single point of view and seemed i ...919), Barrabas (1920) and others, working until his death in 1925. Several Russian filmmakers fleeing the Revolution, including Yakov Protozanov and Joseph Er
    148 KB (23,356 words) - 07:45, 6 July 2014