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Panorama pris d'un bateau (1896)

Genre : Documentary

Runtime : 1M

Director : Constant Girel

Synopsis

Panorama of the docks, the city and the bridge of a boat sailing the Rhine river in Cologne, Germany.

Actors

Crews

Constant Girel
Constant Girel
Director
Louis Lumière
Louis Lumière
Producer
Auguste Lumière
Auguste Lumière
Producer

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