Electric Edwardians - The Films of Mitchell and Kenyon [1900] [DVD]

The "Electric Edwardians - The Films of Mitchell and Kenyon" is a captivating collection that transports viewers back to the beginning of the film era, where magic and mystery were stirred up by the silent genius of Mitchell and Kenyon. These pioneers of cinema, who lived in the late Victorian era, coined the term "actuality film," creating short, one-minute-long documentaries that documented everyday life in the North of England. The DVD, released in 1999, presents their enchanting stories, filled with laughter, tears, and enchanting moments. From the silent laughter of children to the moving dance of a clogger, these films are a visual feast for the eyes and an auditory delight for the ears. The authentic film reel and clear audio ensure a captivating viewing experience, making it an essential collection for anyone interested in the history of cinema or a nostalgic look at life in the Edwardian era.