The Birth of a Nation


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Roger Ebert

It is an unavoidable fact of American movie history, and must be dealt with. — Chicago Sun-TimesFull Review


The civil war battle pictures, taken in panorama, represent enormous effort and achieve a striking degree of success. — New York TimesFull Review


Dave Kehr

Griffith's later films are unquestionably superior. But here, in a very real sense, is where the movies began, both as an art and as a business. — Chicago ReaderFull Review


Director(s)
D.W. Griffith

Starring
Henry B. Walthall, Miriam Cooper, Mae Marsh, Lillian Gish, Robert Harron

Language(s)
English

Released
March 03, 1915

Genre
Romance, History, Drama, Classics

Run Time
186 minutes

Rating
NR

Description
Historical Account of the seeds of the Civil War

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