Alger: rue Bab-Azoun (1896)
This is an actuality film from the Lumiere Brothers and there's really not too much going on here. The camera is stationed on a street where we can see what's going on. If you're familiar with these types of actuality movies then you'll know what to expect but there's a lot less than normal going on here. The most interesting thing is just getting to see the street and a moment in time as to what was going on with it. There's really nothing ground-breaking or too entertaining here but fans of the genre should enjoy watching it. Thankfully the majority of the other Lumiere films out there are a bit more entertaining.
This is an actuality film from the Lumiere Brothers and there's really not too much going on here. The camera is stationed on a street where we can see what's going on. If you're familiar with these types of actuality movies then you'll know what to expect but there's a lot less than normal going on here. The most interesting thing is just getting to see the street and a moment in time as to what was going on with it. There's really nothing ground-breaking or too entertaining here but fans of the genre should enjoy watching it. Thankfully the majority of the other Lumiere films out there are a bit more entertaining.
