New Use of Technicolor in Film, Leave Her to Heaven, Directed by John M. Stahl

In the 1940 's, the kind of black film became more common and announced many standards on the mystery of murder. A very typical feature of a black movie is that it shadows a strong shadow on a black and white screen, but in the movie 'Leave her Paradise', a black dress directed by John M. Stahl, starring Gene Tierney and Cornel Wilde The movie covers the difference. Appearance It was made with Technicolor. The use of Technicolor by 20th Century Fox released in 1945 is still a huge budget. Without this unique black and white element, the film depends on other functions.

According to Cornel Woolrich 's 1942 short novel "It Must Be Murdered", the rear window is the 1954 American Technicolor Mystery Thriller, written by John Michael Hayes. It was originally released by Paramount Pictures, movie star James Stewart, Grace Kelly, Wendecry, Selmarita and Raymond Bar. It was screened at the 1954 Venice Film Festival. Many cinema audiences, critics and scholars believe that this movie is one of the best films of Hitchcock and it is one of the best films ever. It was nominated for four Oscars and ranked 42nd in AFI's 100th year ... ranked 100th and 48th in the 10th anniversary edition, and in addition to the US Congress in 1997 It was done. The Library of Congress of the Library of Congress "has cultural, historical or aesthetic significance"

The death of Venice (original work of Italy: Morte a Venezia) was Italian-French theater director supervised by Rucino Visconti Panavision and Technicolor in 1971. It is based on the death novel of Venice, first published in 1912 by German writer Thomas Mann at Der Tod in Venice. Although the character of Ashenbach of the novel is a writer, Visconti 's career has changed from writer to composer. As a result, the score, especially Adagiet of Gustav Mahler's fifth symphony opens and closes the movie, and part of the third symphony of Mahir will also be the work of the Ashenbach. In addition to this change, this film is relatively loyal to books, but Assenbach and musician friends discuss many scenes of his musical autumn aesthetics

The miracle from Heaven is a Christian comedy movie in 2016 by American Randy Brown directed by Patricia Riggen. Based on Christy Beam's "Paradise of Heaven", it teaches the true story of her little girl. The girl almost died, and later healed the intractable illness. Movie stars Jennifer Garner, Kelly Rogers, Martin Henderson, John Carroll Lynch, Eugeneo De Bess and Queen Latifah. The main picture started in Atlanta, Georgia in July 2015. This movie was released on 16th March 2016. This movie is economically successful, and the main reception is mixed, but the performance of Ghana has gained worldwide acclaim.