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Argentina - Macedonia |
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Argentina |
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– Manuel Romero’s musical La Vida es un tango is released. [ADD] |
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– Mario Soffici’s torrid melodrama, Prisioneros de la Tierra, is released. Francisco Petrone and Angel Magana star. [ADD] |
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Australia |
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– The NSW government guarantees bank overdrafts for four feature films. [ADD] |
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– The Cinesound production company ceases producing films. [ADD] |
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– Filmmakers suffer a shortage of stock as resources are directed toward the war effort in the form of newsreels and propaganda films. [ADD] |
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Belgium |
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Trident publish The History of the Cinematic Art by Carl Vincent, one of the first accounts of the general history of the cinema. [ADD] |
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Canada |
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– The National Film Board of Canada is founded as the result of a report presented by John Grierson. [ADD] |
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– John Grierson becomes Film Commissioner and negotiates with Louis de Rochemont to undertake a joint production called Canada at War. [ADD] |
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China |
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– Wancang Bu’s Mulan cong jun (Mulan joins the Army) is released. [ADD] |
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Finland |
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– The Suomen Biografiliitto is renamed Suomen Filmikamari (The Finnish Film Chamber). [ADD] |
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Germany |
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– Wehr fur IIA 2992?, a fifteen minute thriller is specially made for German television by UFA. A copy of the film resides in the Bundesarchiv-Filmarchiv Koblenz. [ADD] |
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Hungary |
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The so-called Jewish Laws come into effect, forcing many Jewish filmmakers out of the profession. [ADD] |
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– Every film script must be presented to the National Film Committee for approval for financial support. [ADD] |
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India |
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The film industry celebrates its silver jubilee with the convening of a Motion Picture Congress, conferences and an exhibition. [ADD] |
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Macedonia |
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– Blagoja Drnkov produces two 9.5mm films: The Glider’s Parade, and Bombed Bitola. [ADD] |
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– The British Paramount News produce a documentary in Macedonia entitled A General View Over Bitola and Yugoslavia. [ADD] |
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Other Key Films of 1939 |
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Austria |
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Bel Ami [ADD] |
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Canada |
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The Case of Charlie Gordon (Stuart Legg) [ADD] |
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Denmark |
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Skilsmissens born (Children of Divorce) (Benjamin Christensen) [ADD] |
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Germany |
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Drei Unteroffiziere (Werner Hochbaum) [ADD] |
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Hotel Sacher (Erich Engel) [ADD] |
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Hungary |
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Halálos tavasz (Deadly Spring) (László Kalmár) [ADD] |
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Italy |
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Batticuore (Mario Camerini) [ADD] |
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Japan |
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Zangiku Monogatari (Kenji Mizoguchi) [ADD] |
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The History of Cinema: 1939 |
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