The Progress of the Film | 1919-08-29 | The Manchester Guardian
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Video Summary
AI GeneratedThis text examines the early cinema's reluctance to embrace true tragedy, noting that most films avoid unhappy endings to maintain popularity. It highlights the rarity of genuine screen tragedies, using the release of Griffith's *Broken Blossoms* as a turning point, while criticizing the industry's tendency to rewrite literary endings to ensure a \"happy\" conclusion.