The Life and Death of 9413: a Hollywood Extra

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The Life and Death of 9413: a Hollywood Extra is a 1928 experimental silent short film satirizing the dehumanizing nature of the Hollywood studio system through expressionistic visuals and innovative low-budget techniques.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf film
cinematographyBy Gregg Toland NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
depicts Hollywood studio system NERFINISHED
struggle of film extras
director Robert Florey NERFINISHED
Slavko Vorkapich NERFINISHED
era silent era
format black-and-white
hasCastMember Jules Raucourt NERFINISHED
Robert Florey NERFINISHED
Slavko Vorkapich NERFINISHED
Voya George NERFINISHED
hasGenre drama
experimental film
satire
hasInfluenceOn American experimental cinema
Hollywood satire films
isBlackAndWhite true
isSilent true
language Silent
mainCharacter Hollywood extra 9413
notableFor early work of cinematographer Gregg Toland
innovative use of miniatures and cardboard sets
satirical portrayal of Hollywood
plotSummary A hopeful actor in Hollywood is reduced to a number and dehumanized by the studio system, leading to his downfall and death.
producer Robert Florey NERFINISHED
productionLocation Los Angeles NERFINISHED
productionMethod low-budget techniques
releaseDate 1928-06-10
releaseYear 1928
runtimeMinutes 13
setIn Hollywood NERFINISHED
style avant-garde
expressionism
theme critique of Hollywood studio system
dehumanization
timePeriodDepicted 1920s Hollywood
title The Life and Death of 9413: a Hollywood Extra NERFINISHED
usesTechnique abstract sets
expressionistic lighting
superimpositions
writer Robert Florey NERFINISHED

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