Blacksmiths

Blacksmiths

Blacksmith Scene

Blacksmith Scene
Réalisation William Kennedy Laurie Dickson
Acteurs principaux Charles Kayser
John Ott
Photographie William Heise
Société de distribution Thomas Edison
Durée 34 secondes
Sortie 9 mai 1893
Langue(s) originale(s) cinéma muet
Pays d’origine États-Unis

Blacksmith Scene (aussi connu sous le nom de Blacksmith Scene #1 et Blacksmithing Scene) est un court métrage muet américain d'une durée d'une minute environ, réalisé par William K.L. Dickson en 1893 et avec William Heise. Le film fut produit par les Studios d'Edison.

Ce film est historiquement rattaché au premier film projeté publiquement grâce au Kinétoscope, le 9 mai 1893. En 1995, il sera ajouté à la National Film Registry, par la Bibliothèque du Congrès.

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Synopsis

Durant la totalité du film, on voit une enclume, avec, en arrière-plan, un forgeron (d'où le nom anglais Blacksmith, qui signifie littéralement forgeron).

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Distribution

Distinction

Ce film fait partie de la National Film Registry

Lien externe

(fr+en) Blacksmith Scene sur l’Internet Movie Database

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