What is Carnaval, [IV]?
Carnaval, [IV] is a film first released in 1897. Produced and broadcast by Société Lumière.
- Type
- Film
- Year
- 1897
- Status
- Released
- Runtime
- 1 minutes
- Release date
- Mar 7, 1897
- Studios
- Société Lumière
- Updated
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Carnaval, [IV] is a film first released in 1897. Produced and broadcast by Société Lumière. Current status: Released.
Should you watch it?
“A vivid glimpse of Nice's 1897 carnival captured in moving pictures.”
- Authentic early footage of a French carnival
- Shows the Lumière brothers' pioneering cinematography
- Under two minutes, easy to watch
- Only a minute long, limited narrative
- Silent, no subtitles or dialogue
Watch it if you enjoy historic short films that capture real-life events.
Suitable for all audiences; it is a brief silent visual record without dialogue.
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How long is the film?
The film runs about one minute.
When was it released?
It was released on 3 July 1897 in France.
Who directed the film?
It was directed by Louis Lumière and Auguste Lumière.
What does the film show?
It presents several shots of the Nice carnival, including floats and parade costumes along crowded streets.
Is there any sound or dialogue?
The film is silent and contains no spoken dialogue.
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