Moir D, Rickert WS, Levasseur G, et al
Georges Mlis, starting in 1896, made great use of the stop trick a jump cut that created the illusion of transformation, such as in Vanishing Lady , where Jehanne dAlcy (later to be Mliss wife) is turned into a skeleton and back again
OR BLACKBERRY COBBLER
Here we have, in 1963, Elston Howard selling cigarettes on national television. In one tobacco advertisement shown to me by Robert Jackler, a physician and expert on tobacco marketing, the now-defunct Tobacco Institute ran a remember the man, remember the dream ad aligning itself with Martin Luther King Jr
Strong performances are compelling and slightly manage to counterbalance the narratives slow crescendo of doom-laden melodrama, accompanied by a sinister score, gusty winds and the classic Nordic Noir negativity that increasingly threatens disaster in every rain-soaked frame