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Cinema's transition from the silent to the sound era, in terms of the innovative use of sound.

What is it about?

This article discusses how early sound films had to explore new ways of integrating sound into their narrative. The effects on editing technique as well as wider story-telling concepts are noted. The wider context of Lamprecht's contribution as a director are exposed.

Why is it important?

This particular film has been ignored by film historians, yet it deserves full recognition in terms of its remarkable use of sound. It is a text book case illustrating how film makers engaged in innovative ways with the emerging potential of sound as a narrative element in cinema.

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