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history movies – Art through the Cinematic Lens

Goya’s Ghosts, by Madelyn Kirsch

The director of Goya’s Ghosts, Milos Forman, created an intriguing, yet gruesome and dramatic film.  The movie is centralized around several main characters; including Ines Bilbatua played by Natalie Portman, Lorenzo played by Javier Bardem, Francisco Goya played by Stellan Skarsgard, and Inquisitor General played by Michael Lonsdale.  Goya’s Ghosts takes the audience to Spain […]

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Cleopatra, by Samantha Delmonico

The film Cleopatra is about the wonderous and most powerful Queen of Egypt, alongside her younger brother. She was not only well-educated and clever; her speechless beauty enraptured many men and she contained powers of seduction. The movie clearly depicted Cleopatra’s power and scandalous romance between the Roman leader, Julius Caesar, and the militant, Mark […]

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Spartacus, by John Cisick

The movie Spartacus is one of the most critically acclaimed movies in history. The movie was directed by the legend Stanley Kubrick.  Kubrick started his career as a photographer for Look magazine then eventually began producing small budget films before he was chosen to direct Spartacus. Even though this is one of his earlier works, […]

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Cleopatra, by Danielle Hoover

In January of 1961, Joseph L. Mankiewicz began directing what would become the four hour long epic, Cleopatra. After sixteen weeks of filming, and $7 million spent, Mankiewicz had only produced ten minutes of the film. Nevertheless, the budget increased $31.1 million, and the filming of the drama continued on.  Money wasn’t the only setback however, poor […]

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