Train Pulling Into A Station
(L'Arrivée D'Un Train À La Ciotat)
1 minutes,
France (1895),
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(1.8 / 54 votes)
(1.8 / 54 votes)
Shot by the Lumière brothers in 1895, the first ever publicly shown moving images depict a train arriving at Marseille Station. The history of film starts here
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Train Pulling Into A Station: On 28 December 1895, in the Grand Café on the Boulevard de Capucines in Paris, a small, invited crowd paid a franc each to witness the first ever publicly projected film. Shot by brothers Louis and Auguste Lumière earlier that same year, it ran for just under a minute and depicted a locomotive pulling into Marseilles Ciotat Station...
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