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The History of French Cinema: 1928

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

     
   

La passion de Jeanne d'Arc (1928)

     
  9/2 -

A riot breaks out at the premiere of Germaine Dulac’s La Coquille et le clergyman in Paris after Antonin Auraud calls the director a cow. [ADD]

     
  10/2 -

Studio 28 art cinema opens in Paris. [ADD]

     
  1/3 -

Following the introduction of the French cinema decree, the Ministere de l’Instruction delays censorship of American films, thus creating a shortage of product for exhibition ib the country’s cinemas. [ADD]

     
  23/3

Abel Gance files a complaint against Gaumont-Metro-Goldwyn for screening a revised version of his epic Napoleon without his permission. [ADD]

     
  4/5 -

The import quota set by the cinema decree is altered so that 60% of US films made in 1927 are retrospectively excluded.   Licences to import seven foreign films for every French production are granted. [ADD]

     
    Maldone (1928)
     
  14/9 -

Charles Dullin produces and stars in Maldone, Jean Gremillon’s first feature-length film. [ADD]

     
  25/9 -

Following General Films decision not to green-light The Fall of Eagles, Abel Gance’s sequel to his groundbreaking Napoleon, the director passes the project over to German producer Peter Ostermayer. [ADD]

     
  Sep -

Gaumont and MGM dissolve the partnership they established in 1924. [ADD]

     
  5/10 -

Jean Epstein’s La Chute de la maison Usher, from an screen adaptation by Luis Bunuel, is released.  [ADD]

     
  25/10 -

La Passion de Jeanne d’Arc, directed by the Dane Carl Theodor Dreyer, is released.   In her only screen role, stage actress Renee Falconetti gives an unforgettable performance. [ADD]

     
  28/10 -

The film magazine Cinemonde is founded. [ADD]

     
  31/10 -

The Societe des Cineromans begins filming in a specially-constructed studio designed to make use of natural colours using a technique invented by Keller-Dorian and Berthon.   The first film to be shot is Jacques de Baroncelli’s La Femme et le pantin (The Woman and the Puppet).  [ADD] 

     
   

Pathe-Consortium becomes Paris-Consortium-Cinema[ADD]

     
     
     
   

Other Key Films of 1928

     
    l'Argent (1928)
     
   

L’Argent (Marcel L’Herbier) [ADD]

     
   

Les Deux timides (Rene Clair) [ADD]

     
   

L’Etoile de mer (Man Ray) [ADD]

     
   

La Petit Marchande d’allumettes (Jean Renoir) [ADD]

     
   

Therese Raquin (Jacques Feyder) [ADD]

     
    La Zone (Georges Lacombe) [ADD]
     
     
     
    The History of Cinema: 1928
     
    Australia - Japan
     
    Gt. Britain
     
    Macedonia - Uzbekistan
     
    USA: January - June
     
    USA: July - December
     
     
     
   

 

1927: France

1928: Australia - Japan

1928: Gt. Britain

1928: Macedonia - Uzbekistan

1928: USA January - June

1928: USA July - December

1929: France

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