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    Fausto Brizzi back in the spotlight in Italy▼fausto brizziGgoogleIT20K1 h ago

    Fausto Brizzi, the Italian screenwriter and director known for comedies such as 'Notte prima degli esami', is generating renewed attention in Italy. The Italian director, who was acquitted in 2021 of sexual assault charges after a high-profile trial, is being searched and discussed widely, with local coverage referencing his work including 'Quasi Vera'.

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    Bird photographer shares Australian morning shot●Good morning to me #BirdPhotography #BirdsofAustralia #BirdsofFediverse #FediBirds #Photography #Wildlife #BirdsofMastodMmastodonEnvironmentWildlife211 d ago

    A photographer based in Melbourne has shared a new wildlife image capturing birds during an early morning moment, tagged under Australian bird photography hashtags. The post is drawing positive engagement from birdwatching and photography communities, who regularly share and celebrate native Australian species through these tags.

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    Wildlife photographers share glossy bird shots from Australia●GLOSSIES!!!! #BirdPhotography #BirdsofAustralia #BirdsofFediverse #FediBirds #Photography #Wildlife #BirdsofMastodon #AuMmastodonEnvironmentWildlife1415 h ago

    Bird photographers in Australia are sharing new glossy images of local birdlife, tagged for Melbourne and wider Australian wildlife photography communities. The shots are circulating among birdwatching and photography groups, drawing attention to Australia's bird species and the editing tools and techniques used to capture them.

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    Did Emil Jannings or Bela Lugosi give vampires their Widow's Peak?●Did Emil Jannings or Bela Lugosi give vampires their Widow's Peak? (Faust 1926 by F.W. Murnau) https:// lemmy.zip/post/7MmastodonCultureFilm11 d ago

    Film buffs are debating whether the pointed hairline now known as the vampire's widow's peak originated with Emil Jannings in F.W. Murnau's 1926 silent classic Faust, or later with Bela Lugosi's iconic 1931 Dracula. The question touches on how silent-era German expressionist cinema shaped vampire imagery that Lugosi later cemented in popular culture.

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