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これは、かつては失われたと思われていたが、その後、全体または一部が発見された再発見された映画のリストです。完全に失われていない 映画については、不完全または部分的に失われた映画のリストと再発見された映画映像のリストを参照してください。
再発見される前に公開されていなかった映画の場合、制作された年が記されます。年もイタリック体で表記されます。
映画は年順にリストされ、その後、1 年内ではアルファベット順に並べられます。
無声映画
無声映画時代の映画の多くは失われている。[1]アメリカ議会図書館は、無声映画の75%が永久に失われたと推定している。約10,919本のアメリカの無声映画が製作されたが、そのうち2,749本だけが、オリジナルのアメリカ製35mm版、海外版、または低品質のコピーとして、何らかの形で完全版として現存している。[2]
1890年代
1900年代
1910年代
1920年代
1930年代
サウンド映画
1930年代
1940年代
1950年代
1960年代
1970年代
1980年代
1990年代
2000年代
参照
- セルゲイ・エイゼンシュテイン監督の『ベジン草原』 : 1937年にソビエト政府によって制作が中止され、第二次世界大戦で失われたと思われていたが、抜粋と部分的なプリントが発見され、35分間のスライドショーに使用された。
- ドーソン・フィルム発見は、 1978年にクロンダイク・ゴールドラッシュの町ドーソン・シティで、無声映画時代の硝酸塩フィルム533巻に保存されていた372本の映画タイトルが偶然発見された事件である。
- 失われた映画のリスト
- 不完全または部分的に失われた映画のリスト
- 監督の反対によりカットされた映画のリスト
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外部リンク
- The Lost Media Wiki で見つかったメディアのリスト。
- 失われた無声映画のリストは www.silentera.com をご覧ください
- 失われた映画データベース
