Film

"El Apóstol," a political satire created by Quirino Cristiani in 1917, ran for 70 minutes and consisted of 58,000 frames. Although no copies are known to exist today, its pioneering achievement predates Disney's "Snow White" by two decades.

The iconic monster, first appearing in 1954, embodied Japan's post-war anxieties about nuclear devastation, reflecting the trauma of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and became a global pop culture icon.