OLDEST MOVIE OF ALL TIME
Picture this: a flickering, silent scene of workers leaving a factory, captured ...
Roundhay Garden Scene
Oldest surviving film shot in 1888 by Louis Le Prince
Monkeyshines
Oldest American film from 1889 by William Kennedy Dickson
Blacksmith Scene
First film shot in US in 1893 by William Kennedy Dickson
Workers Leaving the Lumiere Factory
Oldest surviving film by Lumiere brothers from 1895
L'Arroseur Arrose
Oldest comedy film from 1895 by Lumiere brothers
The Sprinkler Sprinkled
First comedy film shot in 1895 by Lumiere brothers
Demolition of a Wall
Oldest film of destruction from 1896 by Lumiere brothers
The Arrival of a Train
Oldest film of train arrival from 1895 by Lumiere brothers
Le Manoir du Diable
Oldest horror film from 1896 by Georges Melies
Sortie des Usines Lumiere
Oldest film of factory workers from 1895 by Lumiere brothers
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