Plot
In 1995, to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the invention of the Cinématographe, the first motion-picture camera that served also as a projector, forty international film directors were asked to each make a short film, following a specific set of limitations. Using the original camera patented by Louis Lumière and Auguste Lumière, the imaginative filmmakers contributed their work, keeping in mind to keep the shorts under fifty-two seconds, use no synchronized sound, and to take no more than three takes. The short films were compiled and then released as an anthology film.
Written by
Philippe Poulet
Directed by
Theodoros Angelopoulos, Vicente Aranda, John Boorman
Crew
Production Countries
Spain, France, Sweden, Denmark
Production Companies
Cinétévé, La Sept-Arte, Igeldo Komunikazioa S.L.
Languages
svenska, Norsk, Français, Dansk, English
Awards
N/A