SilentFilms
Silent films are a type of motion picture that lacks synchronized sound, typically featuring intertitles to convey dialogue and narration. These films were produced during the silent film era, which spanned from the late 19th century to the late 1920s. Silent films relied heavily on visual storytelling, utilizing techniques such as exaggerated acting, elaborate sets, and expressive title cards to convey emotions and plot points to the audience. The silent film era gave rise to iconic filmmakers and actors, and many classic silent films are still celebrated for their artistic and cinematic achievements.