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The Oldest Surviving Film Is Two Seconds Of A Family Walking In A Garden
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The Oldest Surviving Film Is Two Seconds Of A Family Walking In A Garden

Offbeat · boingboing.net · generic

On October 14, 1888, French inventor Louis Le Prince filmed his family walking in circles in a garden in Roundhay, Leeds — and the result, Roundhay Garden Scene, is believed to be the oldest surviving film. It runs about two seconds. — Read the rest The post The oldest surviving film is two seconds of a family walking in a garden appeared first on Boing Boing.

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