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- Within Our Gates exhibits the usual flaws of early silent cinema: crude production values, static camera work, melodramatic acting, and poorly coordinated plot lines. Yet early judgments that Micheaux's work lacked aesthetic finesse or artistic power now appear short-sighted.
That's horribly POV; the "flaws" of silent cinema, "early judgments ... nor appear short-sighted" (to whom?), etc. --Prosfilaes 13:17, 26 May 2007 (UTC)
