Презентация"What Do You Know About Cinema?"

What Do You Know About Cinema ?

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The Categories For the Annual Academy Awards Winners

• Best Film
• Best Actor / Actress
• Best Director
• Best Original Screenplay / Script
• Best Cinematic Photography
• Best Special Effects
• Best Original Score / Music
• Best Costumes

It’s interesting to know…

• The Venice Festival is the world’s oldest film festival (1932). It’s award is Golden Lion.
• The Cannes Festival is a French film festival which was founded in 1938. This festival soon became one of the top festivals. Its award is olive-branch ( olive-branch is a symbol of peace).

It’s interesting to know…

• The Berlin Festival is a German film festival, one of the three major festivals in Europe. Its prize is Golden Bear.
• The famous American actor Sylvester Stallone had worked as a cleaner of cages in the zoo before he became an actor.
• Charlie Chaplin was left-handed and even played the violin by left hand.

It’s interesting to know…

• Charlie Chaplin’s favourite sport was boxing, favourite dance – tango.
• Charlie Chaplin was married 4 times and had 11 children. His youngest son was born when the actor was 72.
• Louis Lumiere confirmed that he created cinematography one sleepless night, when he suffered a headache.

It’s interesting to know…

• Many celebrated Hollywood actors are of foreign origin. For example, Al Johnson (starred in the first sound film “Jazz Singer”) was born in Russia, Vivien Leigh in India, Anthony Hopkins in Wales, Arnold Schwarzenegger in Austria.
• Bruce was the nickname of the mechanical shark used in “Jaws” movies.

It’s interesting to know…

• Americans and Icelanders go to the pictures on average five times a year, while Japanese go only once.
• Nobody is sure why the American Academy Award is called an Oscar, although some people say that it is because when the first statuette of a soldier standing on reel of film was made a secretary said, “It reminds me of Uncle Oscar.”