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7 May, 21:13

The german term "autorenfilm" referred in 1913 to:

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    Author's film. It was a conscious effort by German filmmakers of the time to legitimize cinema in the eyes of the viewing public as not simply entertaining shorts, but actual stories brought to life through visual media--hence the term "author's" film.
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