Nicolas spot

In the early 1900s, cinema was a silent affair, with films accompanied by live music or narration. However, everything changed with the advent of "talkies." The term "talkies" referred to films with synchronized sound, marking a revolutionary shift in the film industry. The first successful talkie was "The Jazz Singer" in 1927, which featured synchronized dialogue sequences. This breakthrough opened up a new era in filmmaking, forever changing how stories were told and experienced on the silver