Lumiere's Train (Arriving at the Station) (1979)
The subject of the first essay is cinema itself: an apparatus of representation wherein fact and fiction are recreated. As such, the pro-filmic facts are necessarily drawn from two of cinema's "pioneers": Louis and Auguste Lumière and Abel Gance (La Roue), with additional material provided from a Warner Brothers featurette, Spills for Thrills.
Director: Al Razutis
Runtime: 8 min
Release Date: January 1, 1979
Screenplay
Editing: Al Razutis
Country: Canada
Language: No Language
Original Language: en
Keywords
train, arrival at the station
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Lumiere's Train (Arriving at the Station) about?
- The subject of the first essay is cinema itself: an apparatus of representation wherein fact and fiction are recreated. As such, the pro-filmic facts are necessarily drawn from two of cinema's "pioneers": Louis and Auguste Lumière and Abel Gance (La Roue), with additional material provided from a Warner Brothers featurette, Spills for Thrills.
- Who directed Lumiere's Train (Arriving at the Station)?
- Lumiere's Train (Arriving at the Station) was directed by Al Razutis.
- How long is Lumiere's Train (Arriving at the Station)?
- Lumiere's Train (Arriving at the Station) has a runtime of 8m (8 minutes).
- Where was Lumiere's Train (Arriving at the Station) produced?
- Lumiere's Train (Arriving at the Station) was produced in Canada.