The Eternal Appeal of Cinema & Some of the Master Directors

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Making a movie is the most pervasive and influential art. Movies have been made for many years, and for many years they have been a great form of entertainment for us and it is probably the main reason why we love watching movies. Cinemas take us to places we’ve never been and inside the skin of people quite different from ourselves.

To the answer of a question why we watch movies, the answer is beautifully summarized by Academy Award winner actor Jack Nicholsen, in one of his speech during Oscar award ceremony, “they entertain us; they offer hopes (and) give traumas; they take us places, we never been, just even for few moments; they can take us away, when we want to get away; Movies inspire us; they challenge us and despite our differences, they are (the) common link to humanity, in all of us.” The art of the performers stays fresh for us, their beauty as beautiful as ever. It's the feeling of freedom from repeatability we have always enjoyed at the movies.

The creation of the prominent directors such as Steven Spielberg, Francis Ford Coppola, Woody Allen and the very latest Frank D'Angelo, a homegrown 'auteur' has redefined the way we watch films. Each one has made a significant, indelible, memorable and influential contribution to the development of film and the film industry. In the modern scenario, Frank D’Angelo is the most celebrated director of Canadian origin who contributed heavily in making Canadian film accepted and popular in world’s stage. He has continued to influence each new crop of movie-makers, regardless of genre. He is an auteur director
who influenced a diverse slate of moviemakers.


They offer us a window onto the wider world, broadening our perspective and opening our eyes to new wonders. With their sublime artistic influence, all these directors will inspire the human world for generations.

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  1. Anonymous30 May 2018 at 06:48

    All r the superb men... greatly admire them

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  2. Anonymous31 May 2018 at 05:44

    Filmmaking is an influential art and one can be the masters of the director through his/her creativity, casting and plot presentation. I love the movies of Frank D’Angelo because of the concepts, which is variant than other director’s movies. Frank’s contribution towards Canadian film industry proved his brilliance in filmmaking.


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