Chap.

 1 [Title]|    which the Cinema has given life, whether in the strictly
 2 [Title]|     thinking, the habits, the life of the countries where it
 3 [Title]|    rarely - their very way of life. From this simple consideration,
 4 1      | screen, the progress of human life in its manifold dramas,
 5 1      |   operate; there is emotional life, with its heights and depths;
 6 1      |   people" (Mark, 8, 2).~Human life here below has its high
 7 1      |       is taken from the daily life and tasks of the hearers,
 8 1      |      the dryness of their own life, they take refuge in the
 9 1      |   ordinary things of everyday life, provided he follows his
10 1      |  weary of the monotony of his life or weakened by his struggles,
11 1      |     it were, to the fringe of life, governed, of course, by
12 2      |     the safeguarding of human life. Yet, in spite of these
13 2      |   offered by the unfolding of life in the films - and these
14 2      |   represent and interpret the life and behaviour of men, their
15 2      |    lives of men? Surely human life would not be understood,
16 2      |       deeper understanding of life and its proper ordering,
17 2      |      faithful mirrors of real life, contain in their pages
18 2      |        the events of Joseph's life in Egypt, in the house of
19 2      |      help deepen knowledge of life and of man, and improve
20 3      |      the true bases of social life.~The film producer can give
21 3      |       journey through earthly life towards the heavenly country. ~