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The opening few shots of 《Kentucky Pride》(1925) evoke an instant feeling of comfort. We see a group of horses, or a single lone horse, passing the time quietly in a pasture. The way in which the body of each horse fits so neatly into the screen seems almost to alleviate any sense of tension we might have initially felt when viewing the scene. Contrary to any normal conception of film history, the illusion created by this scene encourages the belief that the movie camera was invented precisely fo..全文更精彩会员区
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