Poll: Living silent film stars

Portuguese film director Manoel de Oliveira passed away on April 2 of 2015. At an age of 106 years he is the only director in history whose career went from the silent films to the digital movies, he is also one of the most longevous filmmakers as he continued making films until his death. Among his many recognitions he won two Golden Lions, five portuguese Golden Globes, a Chicago Film Festival Lifetime Achievement Award and a honorary Golden Palm. In his honour, which of these Manoel de Oliveira films is your favorite or you are more interested in watching? Poll by Pencho15 Discuss at http://www.imdb.com/board/bd0000088/flat/242176274?d=242176274#242176274

These countries never had any of their films nominated for the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film. Which country do you think is most due for this honor? (For the sake of limiting the options, the list is largely based on the number of submissions to the award each country has made. These numbers are mentioned in brackets for each option, but please vote according to your general perception of the country's achievements.) Discuss here

All these photos are of a specific era from the last 100 years of film-making. Some have scenes and some do not have scenes in them. All are forever frozen in time's memory. What is your favorite Behind the Scenes Photo? After voting, please discuss here.

Which actress born in the 1910s is the most beautiful? Discuss the poll here