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in·ter·ti·tle  (ntr-ttl)
n.
A printed narration or portion of dialogue flashed on the screen between the scenes of a silent film.
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Intertitles are only used in two crucial instances throughout the film, where words play a fundamental role in paving the way for the successive unfolding events.
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