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"intolerance: love's struggle in the 21st century" is a netv.com media project of epic proportions, building on filmmaker D.W. Griffith's 1916 epic "Intolerance: Love's Struggle Throughout the Ages."
FROM HOLLYWOOD TO BABYLON & BEYOND
We will begin our journey from the steps of the re-created set of Babylon in the epicenter of the world's media capital of Hollywood, California where D.W. Griffith brought together the greatest stars of the early film industry, Lilian Gish and Douglas Fairbanks, along with a massive cast of 16,000 extras to portray the fall of the Babylonian kingdom.
The poignant portrayal of four key ages in world history is more relevant today than it was nearly 100 years ago when this most costly and ambitious film epic was undertaken, just at the brink of World War I.
As two World Wars drift into the past century and the banks of our memories, the world continues to witness a global struggle of love in the midst of age-old human conflicts, this netv.com "epic" explores D.W. Griffith's four dramatic sequences and integrates a global 21st century vantage point with perspectives from people around the world.
As D.W. Griffith's "Intolerance" opens, Griffith leads with a prelude that the film shows "how hatred & intolerance, through the ages, have battled against love & charity."
The netv.com "intolerance: love's struggle in the 21st century" seeks to show how LOVE & CHARITY win the battle against HATRED & INTOLERANCE.
FROM HOLLYWOOD TO BABYLON & BEYOND
We will begin our journey from the steps of the re-created set of Babylon in the epicenter of the world's media capital of Hollywood, California where D.W. Griffith brought together the greatest stars of the early film industry, Lilian Gish and Douglas Fairbanks, along with a massive cast of 16,000 extras to portray the fall of the Babylonian kingdom.
The poignant portrayal of four key ages in world history is more relevant today than it was nearly 100 years ago when this most costly and ambitious film epic was undertaken, just at the brink of World War I.
As two World Wars drift into the past century and the banks of our memories, the world continues to witness a global struggle of love in the midst of age-old human conflicts, this netv.com "epic" explores D.W. Griffith's four dramatic sequences and integrates a global 21st century vantage point with perspectives from people around the world.
As D.W. Griffith's "Intolerance" opens, Griffith leads with a prelude that the film shows "how hatred & intolerance, through the ages, have battled against love & charity."
The netv.com "intolerance: love's struggle in the 21st century" seeks to show how LOVE & CHARITY win the battle against HATRED & INTOLERANCE.
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