history channel documentary 2016 Stanley Kubrick once said, "Quiet movies got significantly a bigger number of things right than talkies" (as cited in Flashback). While there have surely been awesome developments in film craftsmanship since the noiseless period (with Kubrick himself at the bleeding edge), investigation of these and numerous other incredible quiet movies demonstrates that all the basis was laid in the initial 30 years. The most astute of today's chiefs are certain to be knowledgeable in noiseless movies. With trailblazers like Lars von Trier (2003′s Dogville), Gaspar Noe (2002′s Irreversible) and Michel Gondry (2004′s Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind), we are seeing the legacy of an artistic expression that started to paw its way toward admiration and acknowledgment almost a century back.