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Famous. Ignored. Celebrated. Damned. What is the truth about William Friese-Greene? This site publishes research which casts new light on the life and inventions of the man once called the "Father of Kinematography".

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Tag: Cinematheque Francaise

Moving Pictures

That Eureka Moment – 5

21 Feb 201821 Feb 2018
“When are you going to get to the point?” is an entirely justifiable cry to escape from you, my dear, (im)patient reader. Well, I have been working on something rather…
Moving Pictures

That Eureka Moment – 4

3 Jan 20183 Jan 2018
To some it would have been the most boring place in the world, but to me it was Aladdin’s Cave. It was March 1996 and I was in the deepest,…
Moving Pictures

That Eureka Moment – 3

20 Dec 201720 Dec 2017
There are some photographs of Friese-Greene’s early film experiments that seem to have been wilfully ignored by historians writing about the beginnings of cinema. My guess is that this is…

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