The Films of George Melies 1861 to 1938

United Kingdom, 1958

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The French pioneer Georges Melies made films from 1896 to 1913. This compilation has three parts. Part one includes “The Vanishing lady” his first trick film; “The Brahmin and the buttefly”; “Indiarubber head” and “Reproduction: coronation ceremonies. Part Two incudes: “A Trip to the moon”; “The Mysterious box” and “The Marvellous wreath”. Part Three: “The Melomaniacs”; “The Bewitched trunk”; “The Four hundred tricks of the devil” and “The Knight of the black art”.

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