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classic selections currently reviewed.
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Best Period Art Films
Films made with the primary intention of creating quality cinema (as opposed to selling tickets) are often considered "art" films -- especially if the subject matter and filmmaking sytle are particularly literary or artistic. Films set in a past time period which pay special attention to the detailed portrayal of that period, in setting, mood, and general impression, are excellent and rewarding examples of this "artistic" style, although many of them required large studio backing and anticipated box office success to produce.
[Contemporary]
or [Classic] ?
Contemporary
Selections for Best Period Art Films
| 1984 | First
Choice: Amadeus Second Choice: Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan |
| 1985 | Out of Africa |
| 1986 | The
Mission |
| 1987 |
First Choice: The Last Emperor |
| 1988 | First
Choice: Dangerous Liasons Second Choice: Cinema Paradiso |
| 1989 | First
Choice: Camille Claudel Second Choice: Dead Poets' Society Also worth watching: Glory |
| 1990 | First
Choice: Cyrano de Bergerac Second Choice: Mountains of the Moon |
| 1991 | First
Choice: Madame Bovary Second Choice: Europa, Europa |
| 1992 | First
Choice: Howards End Second Choice: Indochine Also worth watching: Enchanted April |
| 1993 | First
Choice: The Remains of the Day Second Choice: The Age of Innocence Also worth watching: Belle époque |
| 1994 | First
Choice: Queen Margot Second Choice: Little Women |
| 1995 | First
Choice: Sense and Sensibility Second Choice: The Restoration Also worth watching: Il Postino |
| 1996 | First
Choice: The Portrait of a Lady Second Choice: Emma Also worth watching: The English Patient |
| 1997 |
The Wings of the Dove |
| 1998 | First
Choice: The Thin Red Line Second Choice: Elizabeth Also worth watching: Comedian Harmonists |
No
classic selections currently reviewed.
