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Negro Children's Playtime

1897, No Language. Directed by Louis Lumière & Auguste Lumière.

“These views were taken in a village of Aschantis which was set up in Lyon at the time of the Exhibition. All these views are very interesting; their titles are sufficiently explanatory.” Children laugh and run around to the sound of the tam-tam which a little boy is hitting.

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Released
15 August 1897
Original title
Récréation des négrillons
Country
France

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Negro Children's Playtime (1897) was directed by Louis Lumière and Auguste Lumière.

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