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Documentaries like Demolition of a Wall

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The 2 reasons people love Demolition of a Wall

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  1. You like the very first films ever shown.

  2. You want to see ordinary work in 1896, filmed by the Lumières.

Picks that share your reasons

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  • Titicut Follies1967

    • the very first films ever shown

    Good for you if you like raw black and white footage from the 1960s.

  • Olympia Part One: Festival of the Nations1938

    • you want to see ordinary work in 1896, filmed by the Lumières

    Good for you if you want to see how the Nazi regime staged the 1936 Games.

  • Salesman1969

    • the very first films ever shown

    Good for you if you enjoy black and white documentaries from the sixties.

  • Boat Leaving the Port1895

    • the very first films ever shown
    • you want to see ordinary work in 1896, filmed by the Lumières

    Good for you if you love the very first films shot by the Lumière brothers.

  • Workers Leaving the Lumière Factory1895

    • the very first films ever shown
    • you want to see ordinary work in 1896, filmed by the Lumières

    Good for you if you want to see one of the very first films ever shown.

  • Berlin: Symphony of a Great City1927

    • you want to see ordinary work in 1896, filmed by the Lumières

    Good for you if you want to see Berlin as it really looked in 1927.

  • The Arrival of a Train at La Ciotat1896

    • the very first films ever shown
    • you want to see ordinary work in 1896, filmed by the Lumières

    Good for you if you like black and white film from before anyone knew what film was for.

  • Nanook of the North1922

    • you want to see ordinary work in 1896, filmed by the Lumières

    Good for you if you're curious about one of the very first documentaries.

  • Man with a Movie Camera1929

    • the very first films ever shown

    Good for you if you like silent black and white film.

  • Chronicle of a Summer1961

    • the very first films ever shown
    • you want to see ordinary work in 1896, filmed by the Lumières

    Good for you if you like black and white films that invented a way of filming.

  • The Photographical Congress Arrives in Lyon1895

    • the very first films ever shown
    • you want to see ordinary work in 1896, filmed by the Lumières

    Good for you if you love the very first films, shot by the Lumière brothers.

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