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The Crowd, Movie, 1928

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Also known as:

Ein Mensch der Masse (Germany)
La Foule (France)

1927 Buick Master Six

1925 Fifth Avenue

Mack AC

1914 Pierce-Arrow Model 48-B

1916 Pierce-Arrow Model 48-B

1925 Studebaker Special Six

1920 Stutz Fire Engine

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chicomarx ◊ 2008-12-20 05:14	Superb drama from King Vidor and acting by lead James Murray. In real life just as tragic a figure. Selected by Time as one of the 100 all-time best films: Quote In this silent film Vidor traces the sad life of a totally ordinary citizen, dreaming big, living small, in a brilliant expressionistic style. But his manner, which might have had a distancing effect, never interferes with the heartbreaking emotions this powerful film stirs.

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chicomarx

◊ 2008-12-20 05:14

Superb drama from King Vidor and acting by lead James Murray. In real life just as tragic a figure.

Selected by Time as one of the 100 all-time best films:

Quote In this silent film Vidor traces the sad life of a totally ordinary citizen, dreaming big, living small, in a brilliant expressionistic style. But his manner, which might have had a distancing effect, never interferes with the heartbreaking emotions this powerful film stirs.

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