Old Hollywood

Old Hollywood is a term utilized in film criticism to describe both a narrative and a visual style of the filmmaking business, which first developed during the latter stages of the silent film era.

The Old Hollywood term, however, became particularly characteristic of American cinema during the Golden Age of Hollywood period.

Italian neorealism is a movement characterized by stories set among the poor and working-class; they were filmed on location, usually with non-professional actors.

Meanwhile, Indian parallel cinema embraced elements like serious content, realism and naturalism; it usually rejected typical song-and-dance routines inserted in mainstream Indian films as well.

The Academy Awards are awards for merit for the film industry, artistic and technical.

Having been the most prestigious film awards ever, the Academy Awards have honoured artists and technicians whose work has left a lasting mark on the film industry.

Plus, the Academy Awards are the oldest of the four major American entertainment awards.

As always, the major categories of the Academy Awards are being presented during a live Hollywood ceremony, which is also the oldest worldwide entertainment awards ceremony ever.

The Hollywood Walk of Fame comprises countless stars earned by celebrities.

Still in the Hollywood Walk of Fame, the equally-famous Chinese Theatre uses concrete blocks in the forecourt, bearing the signatures, footprints and handprints of personalities.

Just two hours from Hollywood's Walk of Fame is the similar Palm Springs Walk of Stars, comprising countless stars earned by celebrities likewise.

Hong Kong's Avenue of Stars is based on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

The Golden Raspberry Awards, also called the Razzies, have honoured the worst of cinematic failures.

Since its 1981 inception, the Razzies have been the counterbalance to the Oscars.