The Unchanging Sea

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The Unchanging Sea is a 1910 silent short drama film directed by D. W. Griffith, notable as an early example of narrative cinema and for starring actress Linda Arvidson.

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instanceOf American film
silent short drama film
basedOn poem "The Three Fishers" by Charles Kingsley NERFINISHED
cinematography G. W. Bitzer NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
director D. W. Griffith NERFINISHED
distributor Biograph Company NERFINISHED
General Film Company NERFINISHED
era early silent era
filmFormat 35 mm
filmingLocation United States NERFINISHED
format short film
genre drama film
hasColor black-and-white
hasMedium film
hasNarrativeForm linear narrative with flash-forward-like time jumps
hasOriginalAudience theatrical viewers
hasSurvivalStatus extant
hasTheme loss
love
separation
waiting
hasTitleCardLanguage English
isPartOfMovement early American narrative cinema
language Silent
notableFor early example of narrative cinema
use of recurring time-lapse structure
partOf Biograph short film catalog NERFINISHED
productionCompany Biograph Company NERFINISHED
releaseDate 1910-05-05
releaseYear 1910
runningTime approximately 14 minutes
setting seaside fishing village
starring Alfred Paget NERFINISHED
Charles West NERFINISHED
Clara T. Bracy NERFINISHED
George Nichols NERFINISHED
Gladys Egan NERFINISHED
Kate Bruce NERFINISHED
Linda Arvidson NERFINISHED
Mack Sennett NERFINISHED
Mary Pickford NERFINISHED
Vivian Prescott NERFINISHED
W. Chrystie Miller NERFINISHED
timePeriodDepicted 19th century

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Linda Arvidson notableWork The Unchanging Sea