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Albania - Italy |
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Albania |
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– The communist regime establishes Alba Films studios. [ADD] |
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– The Albanian Film Institute becomes the Kinostudia Shqipëria e Re. [ADD] |
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– Albania’s first film studio, the ‘Shqipëria e Re’ (New Albania) Film studio opens. [ADD] |
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Belgium |
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– The government establishes a ‘production premium’ to stimulate domestic film production. [ADD] |
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Bolivia |
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– The Bolivian Instituto Cinematigrafico (ICB) is established, and managed by Waldo Cerruto. [ADD] |
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Bulgaria |
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– Dimo Lingurski’s puppet animation, Master Manol (The Fearful Bomb), is the first colour film made in Bulgaria. [ADD] |
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Canada |
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Alfred Hitchcock begins filming I Confess with Montgomery Clift in Quebec. [ADD] |
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– Neighbours, Norman Mclaren’s controversial eight-minute animation, is released. [ADD] |
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Finland |
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– The film club movement begins to grow. [ADD] |
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East Germany |
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– The DEFA studios in Babelsberg become state-owned as part of the East German economic system. [ADD] |
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West Germany |
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Charlie Chaplin refuses to allow Limelight to be distributed unless the German people are first able to see The Great Dictator. [ADD] |
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India |
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The Indian International Film Festival (Filmotsav), the first in Asia, takes place in Bombay. 40 feature-length films from 21 countries will be screened. [ADD] |
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– The Indian Cinematograph Act 1952 replaces the old 1918 Act. [ADD] |
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– Bimal Roy establishes his own production company in Bombay. [ADD] |
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– Bombay Talkies ceases production. [ADD] |
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– A delegation led by Chandulal Shah visits Hollywood to meet prominent filmmakers and study their production techniques. [ADD] |
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– Filmfare, claiming to be the country’s first serious film journal, is published. [ADD] |
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– West Pakistan bans imports of Indian films. [ADD] |
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Italy |
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The Venice Film Festival takes place. [ADD] |
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Other Key Films of 1952 |
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Argentina |
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Las Aguas bajan turbias (Hugo del Carril) [ADD] |
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Czechoslovakia |
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Pysná princezna (Borivoj Zeman) [ADD] |
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The Kidnapping (Ján Kádar, Elmar Klos) [ADD] |
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Egypt |
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Laka yom ya zalem (Your Day will Come) (Salah Abouseif) [ADD] |
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El Osta Hassan (Foreman Hassan) (Salah Abouseif) [ADD] |
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Ghana |
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The Boy Kumasenu (Sean Graham) [ADD] |
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Greece |
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Black Earth (Stelios Tatasopoulos) [ADD] |
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India |
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Jhansi Ki Rani (Sohrab Modi) [ADD] |
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Nagarik (Ritwik Ghatak) [ADD] |
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Parasakthi (R. Krishnan, S. Panju) [ADD] |
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Iran |
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Velgard (Vagabond) (Mehdi Rais Firuz) [ADD] |
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Israel |
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Out of Evil (Joseph Krumgold) [ADD] |
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