Lillian Gish's silent films on wide screen HD


Lillian Gish's silent films on wide screen HD

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Trailer like video, duration 52 minutes, containing scene from some of Lillian Gish's silent films in chronological order. Movie was adapted for wide screen 720p 29.97 Fps, every shot was re edited to fit the point of interest correctly.










Photographs are displayed just for info, NOT in chronological order

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