Until the mid-1930s, virtually all feature films, of course, were black and white. 1939’s Gone With the Wind was the first color film to win the best picture Oscar — released in the same year ...

Did you ever take a picture of a landscape in which the dominating feature was the sky with slowly moving, fluffy white clouds, only to discover that the clouds did not record on your black-and ...

but they seemed a bit more familiar than the old black-and-white prints. How did that colorization process work, though? Let’s take a look at the controversial technique. Early film colorization ...

But "Roma" and "Cold War" are exceptionally different black-and-white films. Whereas Pawlikowski ... given the novelty of him being the first filmmaker to earn nominations in both categories ...

It was the first documentary film produced and directed by a Black woman. Anderson also has been credited as the first U.S.-born Black woman to produce and direct a TV documentary, 1970’s “I ...

“It presents not just Black and white relationships, but the relationships between ... While there were a few all-Black horror “race films” up until the early ’40s, they were bargain-basement affairs ...