Review of Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans (1927) by Rory P — 02 Mar 2015

A highly influential and groundbreaking film with a lot of humor and heart. Like Nosferatu (by the same director), this film understands that silent films are all about actions and expressions, and that too much dialogue is not a good thing when you can't hear what the hell people are saying.

There are maybe 10 lines of dialogue in this entire film, and the rest is based on acting and cinematography (a very deserving winner of the first Oscar for cinematography). A very important film that all film fans should watch.