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17. Sept. 2023 · 1 It's A Wonderful Life (1946) A cinephile’s major dilemma between choosing Frank Capra’s best movies often comes down to It Happened One Night and It’s A Wonderful Life. While the former is an undisputed classic, It’s A Wonderful Life can be regarded as Capra’s most immortal story.
Frank Capra, pseudònim de Francesco Rosario Capra (Bisacquino, Sicília, 18 de maig de 1897 – La Quinta, Califòrnia, 3 de setembre de 1991) fou un director de cinema, productor i escriptor nord-americà d'origen italià, que va impulsar algunes de les principals pel·lícules guardonades la dècada del 1930 i del 1940. Nascut a Itàlia i criat a Los Angeles des dels cinc anys, la seva ...
3. Sept. 1991 · Frank Capra – Der amerikanische Traum eines Cineasten (F 2020) Self. Why We Fight (USA 2003) Regie in Filmen. Die unteren Zehntausend (USA 1961) Eine Nummer zu groß (USA 1959) Hochzeitsparade (USA 1951) Lach’ und wein’ mit mir (US ...
Frank Russell Capra was an Italian-born American film director, producer, and screenwriter who was the creative force behind some of the major award-winning films of the 1930s and 1940s. Born in Italy and raised in Los Angeles from the age of five, his rags-to-riches story has led film historians such as Ian Freer to consider him the "American Dream personified".
Frank Capra - Director, Filmmaker, Academy Award: Capra left Columbia after Mr. Smith and continued his examination of the American political system with Meet John Doe (1941), which was produced independently by Frank Capra Productions (essentially a partnership with Riskin) and released through Warner Brothers.
1. Knallharter Actionthriller – Ab 19.04. für alle Prime-Member! Entdecke die besten Filme mit Frank Capra: Arsen und Spitzenhäubchen, Mr. Smith geht nach Washington, Es geschah in einer Nacht ...
Despite his humble beginnings, by the 1930s Frank Capra was perhaps the most successful and influential film director in the world. Today we still use the term Capra-esque to describe his particular kind of storytelling. But more than that, Capra’s films spoke to a public that was wearied by world events. The Great Depression was devastating ...
