It's easy to see in retrospect that 1920 was a pivotal year in film history. Buster Keaton began directing his own movies, Douglas Fairbanks invented the modern movie action hero and the Germans introduced the world to Expressionism, a style that would influence the look and feel of movies for at least a decade.
Picture: The Cabinet Of Dr. Caligari (prod. Rudolf Meinert and Erich Pommer)
Actor: Douglas Fairbanks (The Mark Of Zorro)
Actress: Lillian Gish (Way Down East)
Director: Robert Wiene (The Cabinet Of Dr. Caligari)
Supporting Actor: Lowell Sherman (Way Down East)
Supporting Actress: Nita Naldi (Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde)
Screenplay: Oscar Micheaux (Within Our Gates)
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