The Babylonian Story

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The Babylonian Story is a segment or episode within the 1916 silent film "Intolerance," depicting ancient Babylonian civilization and its dramatic downfall.

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The Babylonian Story canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf film segment
narrative episode
cinematographyBy Billy Bitzer
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
depicts Babylonian civilization
fall of Babylon
political intrigue
religious conflict
siege warfare
director D. W. Griffith
distributor Triangle Distributing
featuresActor Alfred Paget
Constance Talmadge
Elmer Clifton
George Siegmann
Tully Marshall
featuresCharacter Cyrus the Great
High Priest of Bel
Belshazzar
surface form: Prince Belshazzar

The Mountain Girl
The Rhapsode
hasGenre epic film
historical drama
silent film
hasTheme downfall of empires
intolerance
love and sacrifice
religious persecution
knownFor elaborate Babylonian sets
large-scale battle scenes
massive crowd scenes
narrativeFunction illustrates intolerance in ancient times
narrativeRelation intercut with French Renaissance story in Intolerance
intercut with Judean story in Intolerance
intercut with modern story in Intolerance
originalLanguage Silent film
partOf Intolerance
partOfStructure four parallel stories in Intolerance
partOfWork Intolerance: Love's Struggle Throughout the Ages
producer D. W. Griffith
productionCompany Triangle Film Corporation
releaseYear 1916
screenwriter Anita Loos
D. W. Griffith
Herbert George Wells
surface form: H. G. Wells (uncredited, story influence)
setInPeriod Babylon
surface form: ancient Babylon
setInPlace Babylon
title The Babylonian Story self-link

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Intolerance hasPart The Babylonian Story
The French Renaissance Story relatedWork The Babylonian Story
The Babylonian Story title The Babylonian Story self-link