A Corner in Wheat (1909) |
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| Director(s) | D.W. Griffith |
| Producer(s) | No producer listed for this movie |
| Top Genres | Drama, Short Films, Silent Films |
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Henry B. Walthall(as Wheat King's Assistant)
A Corner in Wheat
Released
1909
A Corner in Wheat
Released
1909
Henry B. Walthall
(as Wheat King's Assistant)
Robert Harron(as On the Floor of the Exchange)
A Corner in Wheat
Released
1909
A Corner in Wheat
Released
1909
Robert Harron
(as On the Floor of the Ex...)
Henry Lehrman(as On the Floor of the Exchange)
A Corner in Wheat
Released
1909
A Corner in Wheat
Released
1909
Henry Lehrman
(as On the Floor of the Ex...)
Charles Hill Mailes(as )
A Corner in Wheat
Released
1909
A Corner in Wheat
Released
1909
Charles Hill Mailes
(as )
Owen Moore(as On the Floor of the Exchange / Banquet Invitee)
A Corner in Wheat
Released
1909
A Corner in Wheat
Released
1909
Owen Moore
(as On the Floor of the Ex...)
Mack Sennett(as On the Floor of the Exchange)
A Corner in Wheat
Released
1909
A Corner in Wheat
Released
1909
Mack Sennett
(as On the Floor of the Ex...)
Blanche Sweet(as Woman in White Hat / Visitor to the Grain Elevator)
A Corner in Wheat
Released
1909
A Corner in Wheat
Released
1909
Blanche Sweet
(as Woman in White Hat / V...)
A Corner in Wheat Overview:
A Corner in Wheat (1909) was a Silent Films - Drama Film directed by D.W. Griffith .
A Corner in Wheat was inducted into the National Film Registry in 1994.
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One of the first films that Griffith used the technique of parallel editing on (a technique he pioneered). It was used to create the effects in the wheat suffocating scene.
This film was selected to the National Film Registry, Library of Congress, in 1994.
The scene in which the farmer sows his seeds is an animated reproduction of Millet's famous painting 'The Sower'.