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Work group gathers individual works into the larger set they are formally part of. Wikipedia notes that "all nine films" of the main Star Wars saga are "collectively referred to as the Skywalker Saga," a named group distinct from the separate spin-off films released alongside them. This dimension lets a visitor see the larger set a single work belongs to.

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Era of Emergence
1962 1
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Hindi and Bollywood Cinema: 2010s

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67 entries

East Asian Cinema

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53 entries

French Cinema

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53 entries

1990s

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52 entries

1970s

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47 entries

1980s

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45 entries

Disney Animated Films

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32 entries

2000s

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29 entries

2010s

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29 entries

Hindi and Bollywood Cinema: 2000s

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28 entries

Other Networked and Interactive Media

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28 entries

Sitcoms

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27 entries

Social and Political Documentaries

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27 entries

1950s

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26 entries

German-Language Cinema

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26 entries

Nature and Science Documentaries

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25 entries

1960s

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23 entries

Shooter Games

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23 entries

Italian Cinema

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22 entries

Biographical and Profile Documentaries

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21 entries

Eastern European and Post-Soviet Cinema

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21 entries

Middle Eastern and North African Cinema

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20 entries

1940s

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19 entries

Action-Adventure Games

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18 entries

1920s and 1930s

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17 entries

2020s

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17 entries

Other International Animation

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17 entries

Latin American Cinema

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16 entries

War and Conflict Documentaries

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16 entries

Studio Ghibli and Japanese Anime Features

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15 entries

Drama Series

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14 entries

Pixar Films

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14 entries

Crime and Police Procedurals

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13 entries

European Animated Films

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13 entries

Historical and Archival Documentaries

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13 entries

Nordic Cinema

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13 entries

Other Indian-Language Cinema

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13 entries

Science Fiction and Fantasy Television

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12 entries

Role-Playing Games

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11 entries

Stop-Motion Films

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11 entries

Strategy and Simulation Games

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11 entries

Variety and Sketch Shows

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11 entries

Music Documentaries

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10 entries

Puzzle and Casual Games

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10 entries

Tamil Cinema

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10 entries

Anthology and Miniseries

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9 entries

Bengali Cinema

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8 entries

MMO and Online Multiplayer Games

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8 entries

Platformer Games

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8 entries

Sub-Saharan African Cinema

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8 entries

True Crime and Investigative Documentaries

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8 entries

Game Shows

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7 entries

Spanish and Portuguese Cinema

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7 entries

British and Irish Cinema

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6 entries

DreamWorks Animation

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5 entries

Hindi and Bollywood Cinema: 2020s

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5 entries

News and Talk Shows

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5 entries

Soap Operas

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5 entries

Southeast Asian Cinema

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5 entries

Sports and Racing Games

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5 entries

Sports Documentaries

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5 entries

Sandbox and Open-World Games

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4 entries

Benelux Cinema

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3 entries

Hindi and Bollywood Cinema: 1950s

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3 entries

Other European Cinema

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2 entries

Hindi and Bollywood Cinema

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1 entry

Hindi and Bollywood Cinema: 1970s

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1 entry
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1. Wikipedia
Wikimedia FoundationWikipedia: History of video games, Early history section
Quote, Wikipedia: History of video games, Early history section
Spacewar! was developed by Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) student hobbyists in 1962 as one of the first such games on a video display.
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