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La pêche aux poissons rouges (1895)

Review by PCC0921

La pêche aux poissons rouges

10/10

The Film Industry and Infancy

This film, along with nine other films, was shown at a Paris, mini-film festival, by pioneering filmmakers, the Lumiere brothers, in December of 1895. This fifth movie, ever shown to a paying audience, is actually a really great ine to see. You immediately start trying to figure out what is going on in the scene. All I could think of is, "dude, don't put that 130 year old baby in that vase". This is totally the 1895 version of a TikTok video. It features Auguste Lumiere having fun with his baby, as they play with a vase full of goldfish. It is a fitting abstract with an infant being showcased in a film, during the infancy of motion pictures. It does deserve an A+, since it was one of the first.

9.9 (A+ MyGrade) = 10 IMDB.
  • PCC0921
  • Nov 25, 2022

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