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| 导演： | 迈克尔·斯瓦茨 |
| 制片国家/地区： | 德国 |
| 类型： | |
| 年代： | 2022 |
| 片长： | 1分33秒 |
| 豆瓣评分： | 0 |
| 影伴评分： | 0 |
剧情简介
At its birth in 1895, cinema was already declared dead - by none other than the father of cinematograph inventors Auguste and Louis Lumière. He described the cinema to be a "scientific curiosity" and "invention without future". Ever since, cinema has been declared dead multiple times – during the development of TV as a mass medium in the 50s, the launch of video systems in the ... (展开全部)
At its birth in 1895, cinema was already declared dead - by none other than the father of cinematograph inventors Auguste and Louis Lumière. He described the cinema to be a "scientific curiosity" and "invention without future". Ever since, cinema has been declared dead multiple times – during the development of TV as a mass medium in the 50s, the launch of video systems in the late 70s and last but not least by the strong competitors Netflix and co. However, cinema as a social and cultural phenomenon is not killed that easily. And every generation will definitely remember their first visit at the movies ...
At its birth in 1895, cinema was already declared dead - by none other than the father of cinematograph inventors Auguste and Louis Lumière. He described the cinema to be a "scientific curiosity" and "invention without future". Ever since, cinema has been declared dead multiple times – during the development of TV as a mass medium in the 50s, the launch of video systems in the ... (展开全部)
At its birth in 1895, cinema was already declared dead - by none other than the father of cinematograph inventors Auguste and Louis Lumière. He described the cinema to be a "scientific curiosity" and "invention without future". Ever since, cinema has been declared dead multiple times – during the development of TV as a mass medium in the 50s, the launch of video systems in the late 70s and last but not least by the strong competitors Netflix and co. However, cinema as a social and cultural phenomenon is not killed that easily. And every generation will definitely remember their first visit at the movies ...
